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Today Russell Avenue links the Wroxham Road with Cannerby Lane, Corbet Avenue and Lone barn Road. The only illustration we have to date is when the road was still a cul-de-sac and glimpsed across the fields is the Lone Barn. Unlike many other roads in the area Russell Avenue seemed to have attracted individually built residences rather than speculative building this trend lasted until the extension of the road as part of a housing development. | Today Russell Avenue links the Wroxham Road with Cannerby Lane, Corbet Avenue and Lone barn Road. The only illustration we have to date is when the road was still a cul-de-sac and glimpsed across the fields is the Lone Barn. Unlike many other roads in the area Russell Avenue seemed to have attracted individually built residences rather than speculative building this trend lasted until the extension of the road as part of a housing development. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:47, 15 February 2017
Today Russell Avenue links the Wroxham Road with Cannerby Lane, Corbet Avenue and Lone barn Road. The only illustration we have to date is when the road was still a cul-de-sac and glimpsed across the fields is the Lone Barn. Unlike many other roads in the area Russell Avenue seemed to have attracted individually built residences rather than speculative building this trend lasted until the extension of the road as part of a housing development.
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The Lone Barn. As viewed from Russell Ave. (Cul De Sac) The Lone Barn can be seen to the right of the tree. The 1930s
