Durham Place
Introduction
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Durham Place
Image: © Christopher Hall Taken: 10 Dec 2013
Durham Place is a narrow street which runs off North Marine Road, but it widens out to create a little square. This street was developed in the 1860s largely as mews, stables, carriage houses, hay lofts and small servants' dwellings to serve the needs of the well-to-do residents and visitors in North Marine Road. the former stables and haylofts on the right are now garages. The building with the clock was once industrial use but has now been converted to residences. Crossing the end of Durham Place are houses on Howard Street built 1880-1883.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.286312
Longitude
-0.402686