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A narrow country lane slopes downward between stone walls and cottages, leading to a distant gate or bridge in a hazy landscape.

The Exhibition, Painters Lane, Sutton 1930s

Painters Lane, Sutton

History of Painters Lane

A black-and-white Ordnance Survey map from 1900 showing Painters Lane with numbered plots, building footprints, and tree symbols.

Sutton OS 1900

1890s The Exhibition pub was kept by Thomas Hadder.

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