Redbrook Road houses adjacent to a former railway, Monmouth
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Redbrook Road houses adjacent to a former railway, Monmouth
Image: © Jaggery Taken: 2 May 2011
These two semis are the only houses on the west side of Redbrook Road in this area. There was formerly a railway behind the houses, running parallel with Redbrook Road, between Monmouth Mayhill railway station to the north and Monmouth Troy railway station to the south. Though the stations closed decades ago and the track has long since been lifted, reminders of the railway remain in the shape of two nearby former railway bridges across the River Wye.
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51.809186
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