Image commemorates William Watson who was born in a house that previously stood on the site. He was a stoker on the ill-fated Titanic and was buried at sea on the 24th April 1912, aged 27 years. It is now closed and the building for sale.."> The end of the Rat Pit

The end of the Rat Pit

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The photograph on this page of The end of the Rat Pit by Gerald England as part of the Geograph project.

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The end of the Rat Pit

Image: © Gerald England Taken: 20 Oct 2018

Bents Lane Social Club was named after the former wooden building built on stilts, which it replaced. It had been known locally as "The Rat Pit". A plaque on the wall unveiled in 2007 Image commemorates William Watson who was born in a house that previously stood on the site. He was a stoker on the ill-fated Titanic and was buried at sea on the 24th April 1912, aged 27 years. It is now closed and the building for sale.

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Image Location

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Latitude
53.422133
Longitude
-2.11342