Station Town - Station Town (stat0019)
Station Town - Station Town
Photograph, taken from above, showing a line of terraced houses running along the left of the picture into the distance; a road is running parallel with the terraces; on the right of the photograph is a fence and, behind it, a slope leading down to a road running back towards the camera; in the distance, on the right, open fields can be seen indistinctly; the photograph has been identified as Station Town
Date: 1900 - 1909
The photo does show Station town The picture was taken from the mineral line bridge (Now demolished) that went over the road which runs on the right of the photo. The second house up in the photo belonged to the Porter family who had two sons George and Bill
Comment added by Tom McDonald on 26/11/2008 12:28:00
i think this photograph is of Church Street on the left. the next Terrace would be Front Street. The road on the right was known as 'the cutting', steps up to the cooperative store on the right from this road are still there. A railway bridge went across this road. The road leads inton Wingate Front Street.
Comment added by Heather Lee on 07/09/2008 16:39:00
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