Selston Working Men's Club
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Selston Working Men's Club
Image: © Katy Walters Taken: 4 Dec 2005
Part of an area called Skegness on the 1:25k map - perhaps named after the Lincolnshire resort which is (was?) the traditional holiday destination for miners' families and many others in Nottinghamshire. Thanks to correspondent Gavin who supplied this info to correct the original caption that wrongly stated this was the Miners' Welfare: This is Selston Working Men's Club, commonly known as The Jokers. The Welfare was situated on Mansfield Road in the village but is now called Selston Parish Hall.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.068543
Longitude
-1.294048