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Old Almshouses, High Street, Chesterton

Old Almshouses, Chesterton High Street

History of the )ld Almshouses

These were built circa 1860 but demolished during WWII to allow Hallens, the next door garage, to expand to service military vehicles.

The junction of Union Lane and the High Street. The Old Almshouse is on the right. the bungalow on the left was built by wealthy local resident Emily Wood.

Old almshouses, Chesterton High Street / Union Lane (MoCP72)

1960s

Corner of Union Lane and Chesterton High Street in the 1960s.

The site had been acquired by Mr L W Hallen in 1937 and parts of the old dance hall were incorporated into the development of the garage.

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