Caberfeigh Close
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Caberfeigh Close
Image: © Ian Capper Taken: 23 Feb 2008
A new development, with a mixture of private and "affordable" housing. Caberfeigh was the name of a large house previously on the site, shown as such on the 1898 6" map, although the 1874 map shows a house on the same site by the name Craven Lodge. On March 1939 it was bought to serve as an Air Raid Precautions headquarters. It later served as the local council housing department offices before being demolished in 2003 and redeveloped as seen here.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.23873
Longitude
-0.181216