epw045079 ENGLAND (1934). The Royal Agricultural Show, Ipswich, 1934
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| Title | [EPW045079] The Royal Agricultural Show, Ipswich, 1934 |
| Reference | EPW045079 |
| Date | July-1934 |
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| Place name | IPSWICH |
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| Country | ENGLAND |
| Easting / Northing | 613940, 243475 |
| Longitude / Latitude | 1.1203673265376, 52.047886107674 |
| National Grid Reference | TM139435 |
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 Stone Lodge Lane, present day Hawthorn Drive
This is where Chantry Clinic is today. The end of this row of neat trees, just below the marker, still exists; as does the end of the lane that originally went from London Road to Stone Lodge Lane. Now, that last remaining section, is a short cut from Kingfisher Avenue to Hawthorn Drive and provides access to the Scout Hut. |
 Dazza |
Friday 13th of September 2013 09:09:12 PM |
Hi, just joined site. Mum and dad moved into kestrel road in 1954, greenfinch end. I remember sprites lane having tall hedges along the edge of the playing field. The lane led down to the brook and beyond to bel stead. I think there was a farm off spires lane approx where the gold torques were found, don't know its name. Fascinating photos. |
Chantry |
Monday 17th of February 2014 08:32:50 PM |
Hi, just joined site. Mum and dad moved into kestrel road in 1954, greenfinch end. I remember sprites lane having tall hedges along the edge of the playing field. The lane led down to the brook and beyond to bel stead. I think there was a farm off spires lane approx where the gold torques were found, don't know its name. Fascinating photos. |
Chantry |
Monday 17th of February 2014 08:32:53 PM |
| Chantry Park entrance, London Road |
Dazza |
Friday 13th of September 2013 08:52:47 PM |
