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New Street, LUDLOW, SY8 2NH

c.1970s housing in New Street. This section dates from the late 19th Century although the eastern side, seen here, had been left undeveloped.

c.1970s housing in New Street. This section dates from the late 19th Century although the eastern side, seen here, had been left undeveloped.

Castle View Terrace (the line of houses across the centre of the photo) was built in the 1870s on high land looking towards Ludlow Castle (as its name suggests) and Bringewood, as part of the Victorian development of this area of Ludlow. Running up from the bottom left of the photo is New Road, including the former Zion Chapel, built in 1878. In the bottom right hand corner is Bellevue Terrace (originally called Chapel Fields). The row of houses in New Road along with those in Bellevue Terrace date from the early 1880s. Viewed from the tower of St Laurence's Church.

Castle View Terrace was built in the 1870s on high land looking towards Ludlow Castle (as its name suggests) and Bringewood, as part of the Victorian development of this area of Ludlow (East Hamlet or Sandpits). The builder, Benjamin Weale, was responsible for much of this development. Castle View Terrace consisted of a terrace of middle class villas - compare the adjacent working men's housing in the adjacent New Street (see Image).

Working men's terraced housing built in the 1870s by local builder Benjamin Weale as part of the Victorian development of this area of Ludlow (East Hamlet or Sandpits) for which he was mainly responsible.

Castle View Terrace was built in the 1870s on high land looking towards Ludlow Castle (as its name suggests) and Bringewood, as part of the Victorian development of this area of Ludlow (East Hamlet or Sandpits). The builder, Benjamin Weale, was responsible for much of this development. Castle View Terrace consisted of a terrace of middle class villas - compare the adjacent working men's housing in the adjacent New Street (see Image).

Castle View Terrace was built in the 1870s on high land looking towards Ludlow Castle (as its name suggests) and Bringewood, as part of the Victorian development of this area of Ludlow (East Hamlet or Sandpits). The builder, Benjamin Weale, was responsible for much of this development. Castle View Terrace consisted of a terrace of middle class villas - compare the adjacent working men's housing in the adjacent New Street (see Image).

Working men's terraced housing built in the 1870s by local builder Benjamin Weale as part of the Victorian development of this area of Ludlow (East Hamlet or Sandpits) for which he was mainly responsible. Compare the more middle class terrace of villas in the adjacent Castle View Terrace (see Image).

Castle View Terrace was built in the 1870s on high land looking towards Ludlow Castle (as its name suggests) and Bringewood, as part of the Victorian development of this area of Ludlow (East Hamlet or Sandpits). The builder, Benjamin Weale, was responsible for much of this development. Castle View Terrace consisted of a terrace of middle class villas - compare the adjacent working men's housing in the adjacent New Street (see Image).

Castle View Terrace was built in the 1870s on high land looking towards Ludlow Castle (as its name suggests) and Bringewood, as part of the Victorian development of this area of Ludlow (East Hamlet or Sandpits). The builder, Benjamin Weale, was responsible for much of this development. Castle View Terrace consisted of a terrace of middle class villas - compare the adjacent working men's housing in the adjacent New Street (see Image).