Hadzor

Settlement in Worcestershire Wychavon

England

Hadzor

Hadzor is a small village located in the district of Worcestershire, England. Situated approximately 3 miles south of the town of Droitwich Spa, Hadzor is known for its picturesque countryside setting and its historical significance.

The village is home to a population of around 300 residents, who enjoy the tranquil and idyllic surroundings. Hadzor is characterized by its charming cottages and traditional architecture, reflecting its rich history dating back to the medieval period.

One of the notable landmarks in Hadzor is the St. John the Baptist Church, a beautiful Grade II listed building. Constructed in the 13th century, the church showcases stunning architectural features and serves as a significant place for worship and community gatherings.

Hadzor is surrounded by verdant landscapes, rolling hills, and vast farmlands, making it ideal for countryside walks and outdoor activities. The area is also known for its farming heritage, with several farms and agricultural businesses operating in the vicinity.

Despite its small size, Hadzor benefits from its proximity to the nearby town of Droitwich Spa, where residents can find a range of amenities including shops, restaurants, and leisure facilities. The village also benefits from excellent transport links, with easy access to major roads and nearby railway stations.

In summary, Hadzor is a charming village in Worcestershire, offering a peaceful and rural lifestyle amidst beautiful scenery and a rich historical heritage.

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Hadzor Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.258927/-2.128048 or Grid Reference SO9162. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Three Wells, timber framed house in Hadzor, Worcestershire

Jeff Gogarty

The Wash House Chapel

In the garden of Three Wells, Hadzor.

Jeff Gogarty

Small cemetery at Hadzor

Jeff Gogarty

Heron at Swan Pool, Droitwich Spa

Jeff Gogarty

Heron taking flight at Swan Pool, Droitwich Spa

Jeff Gogarty

Narrow boat on the Droitwich Junction Canal

The grating on the towpath is where water is taken from the canal and transferred via pipes under the towpath to where the canal begins again. This is because the re-builders of the canal did not want to pollute the River Salwarpe.

Jeff Gogarty

Replacement Milestone, B4090, Salt Way, 20m West of Junction with Goosehill Lane

The milestone is located on the verge by drive to farm on the north side of road. Parish of Hanbury (Wychavon District). Metal plate attached to concrete post, Bradley post design, erected by the County Council in the 21st century. Replacement milestone produced by the Milestone Society Worcestershire group in 2008. Inscription reads:- B4090 / ALCESTER 11¾ / 2 DROITWICH. / C.C.W. Milestone Society National ID: WO_DWAC02R

Jan Scrine

Diamond Coffee Bar, at the crossroads Droitwich

Many businesses have tried to flourish at this location which is subject to flooding.

Jeff Gogarty

2, The Holloway, Droitwich Spa

Jeff Gogarty

5 The Holloway, Droitwich Spa

This used to be a general store at least up to 2001 when the owner complained of too many roadworks in the road.

Jeff Gogarty

7 The Holloway, Droitwich Spa

Presently a semi-detached house this was formally the Ring O'Bells SO9063 : Ring O' Bells, Droitwich which is still marked in the glass above the door.

Jeff Gogarty

Coventry Almshouses, The Holloway, Droitwich Spa

This is one of the original wings which has recently been repointed with lime mortar. Said to have been founded as a result of a horse race between Henry Coventry and Sir John Pakington of Westwood SO8763 : Westwood House from the drive. The loser was to pay for the building of the property named after the winner. Henry Coventry horse won but John Pakington had no cash spare so promised the income of two farms for the upkeep and Henry Coventry left money the building of the houses in his will.

Jeff Gogarty

1, The Holloway, Droitwich Spa

Jeff Gogarty

Droitwich Spa Marina

Accessed from the Droitwich Junction Canal in the foreground.

Chris Allen

Droitwich Spa Marina

Accessed from the Droitwich Junction Canal seen in the foreground.

Chris Allen

Droitwich Junction Canal - the M5 tunnel

Classed as bridge No. 5 this is actually a tight 60 metre long tunnel. The canal at this point carries water from the Body Brook and the headroom is variable through the tunnel. This waterfront is accessible by some steps from the left but is now virtually completely hidden from the nearby road by the growth of vegetation in the last decade or so.

Chris Allen