High Lane, Almondbury
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High Lane, Almondbury
Image: © Humphrey Bolton Taken: 10 Sep 2011
The round house is a converted reservoir, formerly belonging to Huddersfield Corporation Water Works. next to it is Hall Bower Sunday School.then some flat-roofed houses, built probably in the late 1930s as they are shown in outline on the war-time revision of the six-inch map. The houses opposite are not on that map, so are post-war. The fenced-off area and building with much of the roof missing is the remains of Goodham Farm. Furthest away is the Victoria Hotel, with mock half-timbering.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.625922
Longitude
-1.774675