Bessemer Terrace, Stocksbridge
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Bessemer Terrace, Stocksbridge
Image: © Terry Robinson Taken: 30 Apr 2008
A row of Terraced Houses originally built in the mid-1800's by Samuel Fox to house workers in his nearby Steelworks. I think the Red Telephone Box is just a garden ornament. A similar row of houses - Springfield Terrace - was built to the left of this row, but was demolished when the Steelworks Canteen was built in 1912 ... later this became the Victory Club which in turn has evolved into The Venue Image Image
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Image Location
Latitude
53.484355
Longitude
-1.601973