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North Place

A small cul-de-sac called North Place, which was between 34 and 36 Highbridge Street. It no longer exists to-day and is now part of Plantagenet Place, a turning off the Romeland. This picture c1975.
  Year: 1975 Upload Date: 7th December 2008
Ref No: RSC.1975.340 Location: North Place
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Comment by John Skipp • 03-02-23 • 01.19 PM
Used to stay with my Aunt Rose at North Place at the very end of you picture had a very large garden great memories my cousin and I played down that lane in the 1950’s
Comment by James Davey • 29-06-19 • 11.20 PM
We used to live in no 1 from 1975-1979 held the silver jubilee party street party in our garage (the only one in the lane) happy memories!!
Comment by Teresa crew • 14-06-13 • 09.03 AM
My family lived in number 7 we had a wonderful childhood there,I would love to see more pictures .
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