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A person in an apron stands by a thatched cottage while a cyclist approaches the doorway in this black and white photograph.

Cottages, Waresley Road, 1926, site of Empsons Garage. Cottages demolished c.1960.

Cottages, Waresley Road (Bell Foundry Close)

History of cottages, Waresley Road

Black and white photograph showing a brick garage building beside two timber-framed thatched cottages with two petrol pumps.

Empsons Garage closed in 1998 and Bell Foundry Close was built at the location

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