Boultham Park Lodge
Introduction
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Boultham Park Lodge
Image: © Richard Croft Taken: 1 Jan 2007
Presumably contemporary with Boultham Hall, built in 1874. The Hall was the home of the Ellison family, used as a convalescent home during the first world war and sold to the City Council in 1929. Unable to find a suitable use for the building, it was eventually demolished in 1959 and the grounds used as a public park. This lodge and solitary gatepier stand at the entrance to Hall Drive from Boultham Park Road.
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Image Location
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