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Compton Forge in 1974. |
| The view looking across the canal towards Compton Forge
in the early 1970s, when the bridge was being renovated. |
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Trinity Methodist Church was on Compton Road at the
corner of Crawford Road. It was built in 1862 by George Bidlake and
opened the following year. The church survived until the mid 1970s. |
| Another view of the church looking along Compton Road
towards Crawford Road. |
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The view of the church from Crawford Road looking
towards Compton Road. |
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Trinity Church memorial stone. |
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The fine row of Georgian town houses which extend from
number 12 to number 34 Compton Road. They were built around 1830 and are
now listed buildings. |
This view of the terrace was taken in
the mid 1970s at a time when the houses were being restored by Peter
Maddox. |
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A final view of the terrace. On the right is the
premises of Bernard Hughes and Son, Chartered Surveyors and Estate
agents. |
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Horseley Fields |
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Return to the
beginning |
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Proceed to
Piper's Row |
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