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Henning Lane, SUTTON-IN-ASHFIELD, NG17 1JQ

Heading west from Alfreton Road.

Heading north.

This south-westerly facing photograph of Alfreton Road was taken from a pedestrian refuge near the roundabout junction with Woodlands Way (left, obscured) and Frederic Street (right, just visible). On the left is the entrance to a car park for a building containing an estate agents, a hair salon and a Image Beyond the roundabout Alfreton Road continues in a south-westerly direction toward its junction with the A38. For another photograph of the same scene but taken from Alfreton Road’s junction with Image, click here Image

This south south-westerly facing photograph of Alfreton Road was taken from its junction with Image (immediate foreground). Ahead and on the left the motor vehicles are parked outside a building containing an estate agents, a hair salon and a Image Beyond the roundabout Alfreton Road continues in a south-westerly direction toward its junction with the A38. For another photograph of the same scene but taken from the pedestrian refuge on the middle left of the picture, click here Image For another photograph, taken from the same junction but facing the opposite direction, click here Image

This photograph shows a pair of semi-detached houses in Image These houses (built circa 1913) typify those on the southerly side of the south-eastern end of the street.

This west north-westerly facing photograph of Charnwood Street (a cul-de-sac) is looking along a row of semi-detached houses built during the first two decades of the twentieth century. Ahead, the street terminates in open land with a cycle/footpath route and a recreation ground. At the other end of the street, behind the viewpoint, is its junction with Image For another photograph of Charnwood Street, taken from the same viewpoint but looking in the opposite direction, click here: Image

On Alfreton Road.

This south-easterly facing photograph of Charnwood Street (a cul-de-sac) is looking along a row of small Image built during the first two decades of the twentieth century. Ahead, at the end of the street, is its junction with Image At the other end of the street, behind the viewpoint, the street terminates in open land with a cycle/footpath route and a recreation ground. For another photograph of Charnwood Street, taken from a few metres behind this viewpoint and looking straight along the roadway toward the end of the street, click here: Image For another photograph of Charnwood Street, taken from the same viewpoint but looking in the opposite direction, click here: Image