Cottage on Maxham's Green Road near Marholm
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Cottage on Maxham's Green Road near Marholm
Image: © Paul Bryan Taken: 5 Apr 2015
Maxham's Green Road branches off from Woodcroft Road, which runs between Hurn Road to the north of Marholm (pronounced locally as Marram) and the junction of Helpston Road and Glinton Road to the south of Etton. It is home to the 13th. century Woodcroft Castle (a Grade II listed private residence). A level crossing on Woodcroft Road spans the East Coast Main Line (ECML) and the Peterborough to Leicester line. Woodcroft Crossing is reputedly the last remaining manned, gated level crossing on any British main railway line. In 2014, Network Rail applied for permission to close the crossing.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.626241
Longitude
-0.31945