View along Stone Row
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Image: © Robert Graham Taken: 12 Aug 2019
This street forms the western edge of the ex-mining village of Grange Villa. It is also the original street in the village, dating from the late C19. As the name states, these are stone built miners cottages. The rest of the village, dating from the Edwardian era at the start of the C20, is brick built. This terrace is notable for all the tidy front gardens too.