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A grainy, high-contrast view looking down a lane between a dark-walled building on the left and trees leading to open fields.

Windmill Lane, 1900s

Windmill Lane, Sutton

History of Windmill Lane

A 1901 Ordnance Survey map detail shows Windmill Lane, plotted building footprints, parcel number 659, and field symbols.

Sutton OS 1901

The Windmill public house was closed in the 1930s. The Royal Standard, also in the lane, was destroyed by fire.

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