Two footpaths, one leading to Mead Park, the other to Bickington Lodge
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Two footpaths, one leading to Mead Park, the other to Bickington Lodge
Image: © Roger A Smith Taken: 24 May 2023
Bickington Lodge is now a housing estate. Formerly it was a single private residence. In Whites directory of 1878 this is recorded: "Bickington Lodge, standing in pleasant grounds of about 4 acres, is the seat and property of Lieut. J B Irving, who purchased it in 1877 and restored it at great expense."
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Image Location
Latitude
51.07342
Longitude
-4.100408