The Engine Arm Aqueduct, in the Galton Valley area of Smethwick, Birmingham is Scheduled Ancient Monument and Grade II* listed structure. It was built in 1825 to carry water from the Edgbaston Reservoir .
This location features two canals side by side, the New Mainline Canal and the Old Mainline Canal, offering plenty of options for filming. There are footbridges, locks, embankments and red-brick industrial buildings. Today, it's a serene spot surrounded by trees and shrubs, making it an ideal setting for a historical drama.
Postcode: B66 2AR
Parking: No
