One end of Blythe Road, 1968
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One end of Blythe Road, 1968
Image: © Robin Webster Taken: Unknown
A T-shaped dead-end, Blythe Road was a recent infill in the Homesteads area of Stanford-le-Hope in 1968. There was some early confusion about its name - the spelling was Blyth on some documents. Bungalows in Third Avenue, one of the original Homesteads roads, are beyond.
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Image Location
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51.526846
Longitude
0.438592
