Eton Terrace, looking South, Lower Ince
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Eton Terrace, looking South, Lower Ince
Image: © David Long Taken: 21 May 2007
A railway line once ran in front of the houses. Initially it took coal from a nearby pit to the main line, but the flow was reversed when the pit had closed, and coal was brought to a land-sales site behind Warrington Road. The Pemberton Loop Line, on the Liverpool-Manchester line, used to run on an embankment at the far end of the row, with the coal line running through a bridge beneath.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.533745
Longitude
-2.619592