IMAGES TAKEN NEAR TO
Hardwick Street, ALFRETON, DE55 5QH

This north-easterly facing photograph is of Haddon Street looking toward its junction with Image and was taken from its crossroads with Image (across the foreground). For a more north-easterly (ahead but facing toward this viewpoint) photograph of Chatsworth Street, click here Image

This south-easterly facing photograph is of Haddon Street and was taken from its junction with Image For a more south-westerly (ahead but facing back toward this viewpoint) photograph of Haddon Street, click here Image

This north-westerly facing photograph was taken from near the south-eastern end of the street. Ahead, on the left (south-western) side of Hardwick Street, are junctions with Image (near the for-sale sign) and Image (further ahead). *** Between the junctions with Chatsworth Street, Haddon Street and High Street are further junctions with service roads, which run along the backs of the properties in those streets. Closest to this viewpoint is the north-eastern end of a Image between Chatsworth Street and Haddon Street. Next, is the north-eastern end of a Image between Haddon Street and Lincoln Street. Furthest from this viewpoint is the north-eastern end of a Image for properties on High Street. *** For a more north-westerly (ahead) photograph of Hardwick Street, click here Image Behind the viewpoint on the left is the junction of Hardwick Street and Image Behind the viewpoint, at the end of Hardwick Street, is a Image leading to a footpath that connect Hardwick Street with Image

This north-easterly facing photograph is of Chatsworth Street looking toward it junction with Image and was taken from its junction with Image (left). For another photograph of Chatsworth Street taken from the same junction but looking in the opposite direction, click here Image For a more north-easterly (ahead but facing toward this viewpoint) photograph of Chatsworth Street, click here Image

This play area is off the north-eastern corner of the cul-de-sac, Image The area consists of a simple, sloping grassy space and has no other resources apart from two signs at the entry to the play area. The sign first reads ‘Children aged 12 YEARS OR OVER are not allowed on this play equipment’ and the second reads ‘The Playing of BALL GAMES is Strictly Prohibited’

This north-easterly facing photograph is of the cul-de-sac end of Lincoln Street and was taken from its crossroads with Image (across the foreground). The parked cars on the left are in the Image At the head (ahead, right) of the cul-de-sac is a Image For another photograph of Lincoln Street taken from approximately the same viewpoint but looking the opposite (south-westerly) direction, click here Image

This north-westerly facing photograph is looking toward the Image Behind the viewpoint, on the left (south-western) side of Hardwick Street, are junctions with Image and Image (further behind). Between the junctions with Chatsworth Street, Haddon Street and High Street are junctions with service roads, which run along the backs of the properties in those streets. The north-eastern end of this Image begins in front of the brick end-wall of the modern house just to the left of the centre of the picture. For a more south-easterly (behind the viewpoint) photograph of Hardwick Street, click here Image

A service road connecting Hardwick Street and Brooke Street.

This south-easterly facing photograph shows the north-western end of Brooke Street at its junction with Image The stone wall on the left is the end wall of the local Co-op. For another photograph of this section of Brooke Street but taken from ahead and looking back toward this viewpoint, click here Image For a more south-easterly (ahead) photograph of Brooke Street, click here Image

This south south-easterly facing photograph shows the lower two-thirds of Brooke Street at its junction with Image For a more south-easterly (ahead but facing toward this viewpoint) photograph of Brooke Street, click here Image For a more north-westerly (behind the viewpoint) photograph of Brooke Street, click here Image