Path into Bramley Park from the Fairfield estate
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Path into Bramley Park from the Fairfield estate
Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: 29 Dec 2020
The path currently runs dead straight between the houses from Rosemont Terrace, crossing Fairfield Terrace (here) and Fairfield Hill. Its origins can be seen on the 1908 map as a field boundary from Stanningley Road all the way up to the top corner of what was then the much smaller Recreation Ground. On the 1965 map, after the Fairfield estate was built, the whole length is shown as a footpath, but the lower part of the estate has since been redeveloped and the section below Rosemont Terrace has been lost as a path.
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53.809398
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