The Crossroads Appreciation Society, the official ITV Fan Club for the long running saga, has featured in the press three times across August 2010. It follows the long hunt for lost locations used in the series. A few months ago one keen member of the fan club's forum tracked down one of the most iconic locations used in the series. Walford Hall near Baschurch it was discovered had been used as the 'frontage' of the Crossroads Motel from 1965 to 1981.
Welcome to 'Crossroads Motel' the website of the official ITV fan club for the long running television serial 'Crossroads'. The show, produced by ATV Network and Central Television, ran on ITV in the UK from 1964 to 1988 and a new version of the series ran from 2001-2003.
'Crossroads' revolved around the village of Kings Oak, near Birmingham, and the main location of the Crossroads Motel. Our website hosts information on the groundbreaking series as well as details of the fan club, which launched in 1987.
While Crossroads, the UK's first full-length daily soap, wasn't much liked by many critics, the show reached up to 18 million viewers at its peak and became an award winning daytime serial. In fact, to date, the saga is Britain's most successful daytime programme ever!
