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A row of brick cottages and a shop named Sadler along a village lane, with several people standing behind a picket fence.

The Footpath, c1910, Sadler’s shop on left

The Footpath, Coton

History of the Footpath

A white painted building with a large arched window and a circular window attached to a brick cottage behind a white fence.

The Footpath, Coton (RGL2026)

A low yellow brick wall fronts a row of stone cottages under a cloudy sky, with a bare tree in the foreground and a palm tree.

The Footpath, Coton (RGL2026)

A weathered cottage with a mansard roof, two brick chimneys, and a peeling rendered gable end sits beside a paved road.

The Footpath, Coton (RGL2026)

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