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Hallgate Lane from near its junction to Image In the middle distance (near where the road bends to the right) are some prefabricated house built after the Second World War to house an increase in the mining workforce. Some of these houses have been purchased by their tenants and modernised (note the ones to the left of centre that have been externally clad). Just beyond the parked car is Hallgate Lane's junction with Image To see a view from the junction, back toward this viewpoint, click here Image To see a more west north-westerly (ahead) view from the junction, click here Image For another view of Hallgate Lane from behind this viewpoint, click here Image

This photograph of Hallgate Lane was taken from its junction with Image The houses are prefabricated and were built after the Second World War to house an increase in the mining workforce. Some of these houses have been purchased by their tenants and modernised (note the ones to the left that have been externally clad). To see a view of Hallgate Lane from approximately the same position, but looking in the opposite direction, click here Image To see a more east north-easterly view (behind the viewpoint) of Hallgate Lane near to its junction with Crow Croft Road, click here Image

The photograph shows Hallgate Lane looking toward its junction with Rupert Street and Bridge Street and was taken from the lane’s junction with Image For a view of Hallgate Lane, from beyond the black and white house, back toward this viewpoint, click here Image For a more east north-easterly (onward) photograph of Hallgate Lane, click here Image For a more westerly (behind the viewpoint) photograph of Hallgate Lane, click here Image

The photograph shows (looking in a south-westerly direction) the Pilsley Parish Council Sports Ground. The bowling green is on the same site as the Pilsley Bowls Club Image, and the Image Some 75metres behind the viewpoint is the entrance to the site from Image To see a view of the sports ground from Hallgate Lane, click here Image

The lane is a cul-de-sac serving a couple of farms near the northwest corner of the village.

House in a Tudor Beam style, which looks strangely out of place amongst the council properties on the estate.

This photograph shows Broom Avenue at its junction with Hallgate Lane, which is running across the foreground of the picture. To see a photograph of Hallgate Lane to the left of this picture, click here Image To see a photograph of Hallgate Lane to the right of this picture, click here Image The houses are prefabricated and were built after the Second World War to house an increase in the mining workforce. Some of these houses have been purchased by their tenants and modernised (note the ones to the left that have been externally clad). The road joining from the right, in the middle of the picture is Image In the centre of the photograph, in front of the houses facing, Broom Avenue follows an ‘S-bend' to the right and then left before it continues to its junction with Pear Tree Road and Queensway. To see a more southerly (ahead) view of Broom Avenue beyond the 'S-bend', click here Image To the left of the houses facing there is a public Image that links Broom Avenue with Crow Croft Road.

This view over fields was taken from close to an ‘S-bend’ in Image near to where a Image from Image joins the lane by the side of Image The photograph shows, from left to right, a private house, the Image and a building (with the green screens) that acts as changing rooms for the Pilsley Parish Council Image and also as the club building for the Pilsley Bowls Club, whose Image is behind the building.