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Robinson Road, GLOUCESTER, GL1 5DL

Viewed from near the corner of King Edward's Avenue.

This view, looking east from Stroud Road at the junction with Tredworth Road show the site of the level crossing with former Midland Railway line through Gloucester. This line was plagued with a succession of level crossings and was eventually closed in the 1970s. All that can be seen today is the slight rise in the road (just the right of the further "diversion" sign) and the former railway cottage (the white building to the right of the picture). Compare with Image and Image

The level crossing on former Midland Railway line through Gloucester. This line was plagued with a succession of level crossings and was eventually closed in the 1970s. In this 1968 view the signal box controlling the crossing can be seen along with one of the semaphore signals which were still in use at that time. Compare with Image (this picture was taken from by the further of the two yellow diversion signs in that photo) and Image

The crossing not long before closure of the former Midland Railway line from Gloucester Eastgate to Tuffley Junction. Very view visible changes have taken place since Image although the semaphore signals have been replaced by colour lights.

The level crossing on former Midland Railway line between Gloucester Eastgate Station and Tuffley Junction. This line was plagued with a succession of level crossings and was eventually closed in the 1970s. Compare with Image, Image and Image

Viewed from the Tredworth Road junction. From left to right are: Bargain Booze, discount beers, wines, spirits, cigarettes. New Garden, Chinese and Cantonese takeaway. KM Reprographics, printing & copying services and drawing office supplies. R.K. Convenience Store.

Oasis has more than 200 dental practices in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. This one is at 124 Stroud Road, Gloucester. A street name sign partly hanging off the wall at the left edge of the building shows St Paul's Parade, an address which appears no longer to be in use.

Family doctors' practice at 153a Stroud Road. The shape of the building and the name of the surgery suggest that it may formerly have been a cinema, but I have found no other evidence for this surmise.

Located on the corner of Stroud Road and Robinson Road. http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2905472 to a side view Originally named The Bible Christian Methodist Chapel, the foundation stones were laid in December 1903. The construction included a school, which opened in May 1904. The chapel opened in October 1904. In 1907 the chapel was renamed Stroud Road United Methodist Church. In 1955, it became St Luke's Methodist Chapel. In 2008 it was sold by the Methodist Church, and is now Gloucester Community Church.

Located on the corner of Stroud Road and Robinson Road. http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2905118 to a front view. Originally named The Bible Christian Methodist Chapel, the foundation stones were laid in December 1903. The construction included a school, which opened in May 1904. The chapel opened in October 1904. In 1907 the chapel was renamed Stroud Road United Methodist Church. In 1955, it became St Luke's Methodist Chapel. In 2008 it was sold by the Methodist Church, and is now Gloucester Community Church.