Main Street, Strelley
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Main Street, Strelley
Image: © Kate Jewell Taken: 14 Jan 2008
Grange Cottage in the foreground and the old barns just east of Golder Close House beyond. Grange Cottage is an 18th Century brick cottage with original Yorkshire sliding sash windows, (these slide sideways), and central doorway to its front elevation. The side extension in matching materials built around 1840 and was used as an infant school until 1872 when a purpose built school was erected on Main Street near the junction with Bilborough Road.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.971402
Longitude
-1.24113