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A group of five children stands on a rural road lined with a large tree, with distant houses visible in the background.

Meeting Lane, Sutton 1900s

Meeting Lane, Sutton

History of Meeting Lane

Meeting Lane has also been known as the Brook and School Lane.

In the distance is the school on the left, and Miss Vye’s cottage on the right. Meetings took place in the Baptist Chapel.

(As Time Goes By – Sutton Feast Committee, 2005)

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