Back alley to St Peter's Mount
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Back alley to St Peter's Mount
Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: 23 Oct 2023
St Peter's Mount is a single street of terraced houses (not back-to-backs) with the church of the same name to the north-east, and the library to the south-west (on the right of this photo). The 1935 map seems to show this, and the corresponding alley on the church side, as through roads, but at some time residents seem to have reclaimed the land as extensions to their gardens, with a communal footpath through them.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.810448
Longitude
-1.629873