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This road took its name from an extremely isolated farm building that had stood on the site under development. It was unusual in having no start or finish being a complete oval with a stub going off northwards from the lower end to make a four way junction with Corbet and Russell Avenues and Cannerby Lane. Building started in the early 1950s. | This road took its name from an extremely isolated farm building that had stood on the site under development. It was unusual in having no start or finish being a complete oval with a stub going off northwards from the lower end to make a four way junction with Corbet and Russell Avenues and Cannerby Lane. Building started in the early 1950s. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:43, 15 February 2017
This road took its name from an extremely isolated farm building that had stood on the site under development. It was unusual in having no start or finish being a complete oval with a stub going off northwards from the lower end to make a four way junction with Corbet and Russell Avenues and Cannerby Lane. Building started in the early 1950s.
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Lone Barn Road, including that part on the right which leads to Russell Avenue.
