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Church Street, CLITHEROE, BB7 3ER

This OS cut mark can be found on No22 Church Street. It marks a point 148.278m above mean sea level.

The small exchange has a phone box outside it, one of the ones that offers e-mail services but in fact the phone in it lacks the necessary keypad

Situated in Church Street, this TE is built of limestone and serves Slaidburn, Newton In Bowland and the surrounding rural area. A KX100 telephone box can be seen to the right of the photo, although it remains to be seen how long it will remain there, as there is currently a programme to remove several of them in the United Kingdom.

Taken in Church Street BB7 3ER, this TE is one of six in the Clitheroe (01200) group and has the numbering range (01200) 446xxx. It has the code LCSLA and serves 281 residential and 25 non-residential premises. A ventilation louvre has been fitted to the front of this TE and a chimney on its roof presumably to keep it air-cooled. Also, there are two BT green cabinets at the front and back. A KX100 telephone box can be seen to the right of the photo.

This mark can be found on the wall of a house in Church Street. For more detail see : http://www.bench-marks.org.uk/bm49654

planted up as a decorative feature

Detail of the door in the building seen in Image

On Church Street in Slaidburn.

Slaidburn is a small rural village situated at the confluence of the Croasdale Brook and the River Hodder on the B6478 road from Clitheroe to Long Preston in the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The character of the village is that of a post medieval settlement, with some 17th century houses, and a number dating to the 18th century. Most of the houses date to the early 19th century. The village has remained remarkably unspoilt by modern development. It is characterised by rows of cottages, mainly two-up, two-down which open directly onto the street. These would have been built as dwellings for agricultural workers or handloom weavers. The modern telephone kiosk on Church Street is, however, in contrast to the rows of cottages on either side of the street (the one on the left, dated 1810, is a grade II listed building, English Heritage Building ID: 183138 http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-183138-18-and-20-church-street-slaidburn-lancas#.VU39imd0x_s ).