The Old Station Inn, Tow Law
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The Old Station Inn, Tow Law
Image: © Stephen McKay Taken: 15 Aug 2008
Tow Law is a town developed for iron smelting and finishing, exploiting local coal and iron ore deposits. The name, however, is olde English meaning hill look-out. The Old Station Inn, on the corner of High Street and Station Street, is a reminder of the town's railway station, closed to passengers in 1956.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.74483
Longitude
-1.814339
