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Coal Pool, Walsall — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Coal Pool is a residential district of Walsall, a name on the borough map rather than a stop on a visitor's route.
About Coal Pool
Where to stay in Coal Pool
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Beds sit in Walsall. The town keeps the hotel supply for this part of the borough, and anyone booking there stays within reach of St Peter's Church, Walsall, of Wisemore House, and of the roads that run out to Coal Pool. Christ the King and the Church of St Michael give the parishes around it their addresses.
Coal Pool itself is housing, with Uplands House standing closer to the Walsall side.
About Coal Pool
What are the main landmarks in Coal Pool?
Six names carry the district. The record ties St Peter's Church, Walsall, the Church of St Michael and Christ the King to Coal Pool, along with Uplands House, Wisemore House and the Rushall War Memorial. Three of them are churches, which is the shape of the list.
Uplands House and Wisemore House appear as buildings of record, and the Rushall War Memorial completes a set that runs to six entries in all.
What is the history of Coal Pool?
Dates are scarce here. Nothing in the record fixes a founding year for Coal Pool, and what history the district carries is Walsall's, the town whose parish boundaries and building lists it shares. St Peter's Church, Walsall and the Church of St Michael stand as the older markers.
What remains is a list of names, Uplands House, Wisemore House, Christ the King, without the years that would place them.
Where is Coal Pool?
Coal Pool sits inside Walsall as built ground, with no river, hill or open land in its record, only streets and the buildings named along them.
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Updated September 2026