A Halloween House
Introduction
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A Halloween House
Image: © Gordon Hatton Taken: 31 Oct 2022
This is actually called Old Fox Cottage, but on October 31st it makes a suitably creepy subject for a Halloween photo. The 'fox' in the name is a link to the Lane-Fox family at nearby Bramham Park and this is an early 19thC lodge cottage for the estate. It stands close by a corner of one of the approach roads to the estate, but is now cut off by the nearby six lanes of roaring traffic on the A1 Motorway. To the left is a road junction [off picture] which was the old Great North Road, now reduced to an unclassified county road. The cottage is Grade II listed.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.875331
Longitude
-1.351871