Stone house on East Stanley Estate
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Stone house on East Stanley Estate
Image: © Robert Graham Taken: 13 Sep 2019
This house looks a bit out of place on this 1960's housing estate, but was here first. A plaque on the front wall states that it was built by William Bell in 1954-55, on what would have been an open site. Billy Bell was a well known local scrap man made good. The name Stanley Hall is taken from an old manor house which stood very near this spot from medieval times until the 1930's when it was demolished.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.868942
Longitude
-1.687404