Manlove Street, Penn Fields, Wolverhampton
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Manlove Street, Penn Fields, Wolverhampton
Image: © Roger D Kidd Taken: 26 Dec 2008
The housing all around is predominantly solid late Victorian and early 20th century, much of it terraced. Here the junction has five ways and the view is straight up Manlove Street from Owen Road (continuing to the left), with Dalton Street branching to the right by the white house. Some of the old corner shops have closed but others remain, now operated by a multi-cultural population. Some regeneration has been attempted by introducing many speed humps, a 20mph speed restriction, and attractively block paving the roads at the junction, giving a real urban village feel to the site. There is still a launderette here, and that has been a dying "species" for years. A larger image (2010) can be seen here Image]
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Image Location
Latitude
52.5773
Longitude
-2.142211