Linenhall Stables 2009 - Linenhall Mews
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Linenhall Stables 2009 - Linenhall Mews
Image: © John S Turner Taken: 21 Apr 2009
Looking east along Linenhall Mews after the demolition of the Linenhall Stables. The perimeter wall of the stable, on the left, has been much reduced in height. See also Image looking along the mews from the other direction. The redundant stables site is earmarked for redevelopment, and following acts of theft and vandalism the site was cleared in April 2009. The Linenhall Stables were built just after the First World War on the site of the historic Linenhall. The stables served the Roodee racecourse, despite the fact that the horses then had to walk some distance over tarmac roads. In the early 2000s agreement was reached for new state of the art stables to be built on the old gasworks site with access to the racecourse through one of the arches of the famous railway viaduct.
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Image Location
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53.189875
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