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Brynhyfryd Avenue, NEWPORT, NP20 4FY

Viewed from the corner of St Woolos Road. http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2024763 to a view in the opposite direction.

The view along the middle section of York Place, which descends from Stow Hill. Formerly the roadway connected with Clyffard Crescent, but now there is only a footpath connection.

Viewed from Edward Lane, the dark blue structure is Grade II listed by Cadw, (the historic environment service of the Welsh Assembly Government. Its Cadw reference is 3061, and it is described as "Electricity Transformer at SW end of Graham Street". It is late 19th century, with a circular cast iron case, moulded panel work and decoration. Somewhat surprisingly perhaps, it is topped with a modern street light and it has an identity number similar to ordinary lamp posts nearby. However, my dedication to complete the research did not extend to waiting here (on a day of frequent showers) for sunset, which was more than 6 hours away, to confirm whether or not it is in use a street light.

Edward Lane connects the far ends of three cul-de-sacs in Baneswell, Newport. This view is from the far end of Graham Street looking towards St Julian Street.

Edward Lane connects the far end of three cul-de-sacs in Baneswell, Newport. This view is from near the far end of St Edward Street, looking towards a Grade II listed transformer http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2024728 at the far end of Graham Street. Edward Lane continues http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2024753 beyond the transformer to the far end of St Julian Street.

St Edward Street retains a feature that was probably typical of Victorian streets in the area. On the west side of the street, a drainage channel runs between a steepish slope in the pavement from the roadside and a less steep slope from the side of the houses. There is no similar channel on the opposite side of the street.

Most of Graham Street is Victorian terraced housing. The exception is this group of modern dwellings, at the top end of the street.

The notice on a pole states that parking is allowed for up to 2 hours. No return within 2 hours except for holders of Y1 resident permits.

The name above the doorway on the left is St Etienne Hotel. The name on the green sign on the wall is St Etienne Guest House.

The southern end of Brynhyfryd Avenue viewed across Stow Hill.