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Atherstone. Nelson Yard

Nelson Yard, Atherstone, looking towards Long Street. 1900s

Atherstone. Old Red Lion Hotel

Exterior of The Old Red Lion Hotel, Atherstone. Proprietor - Frank Briggs. 1910s

Atherstone. Old Rope Walk

Motorcar on the Old Rope Walk, Atherstone. 1921

Atherstone. Old Town Hall demolition

The demolition of the old town hall at Atherstone. August 8/9th 1963

Atherstone. Old Town Hall demolition.

Atherstone town hall being demolished, 8th August 1963.

Atherstone. Out Woods

Part of Out Woods, Atherstone. 1960s

Atherstone. Outwoods Golf Links

Golfers playing on The Outwoods golf course, Atherstone. 1910s

Atherstone. Parish fete

Musical Drill being performed by the infants at Atherstone parish fete on the lawn of a large house in July 1905. This large Victorian mansion was built in the 1860s by the Sale family. Known as The ...

Atherstone. Phoenix Yard

Phoenix Yard between Megginson's and 18 Church Street, Atherstone. Mr J.. Hopley in picture. 1900s

Atherstone. Purley Chase Lodge

Purley Chase Lodge, Atherstone. 1920s

Atherstone. Railway Station

End of railway station platforms at Atherstone. Level crossing, gates, railway bridge, signals and railway staff. Advertisement for Sutton's seeds on wall of signal box. 1900s

Atherstone. Railway Station

Atherstone railway station. 1960s

Atherstone. Railway Station

View of Atherstone railway station and town beyond. 1960s

Atherstone. Ram Yard

Group of children outside 16 - 18 Ram Yard, Atherstone. 1900s

Atherstone. Red Lion Inn

The Red Lion, Atherstone. 1950s

Atherstone. Reservoir

Reservoir near Atherstone. 1890s

Atherstone. Road and railway on the outskirts of the town

Road and rail links entering Atherstone. 1950s

Atherstone. Rumsey's Yard

10-12 Rumsey's Yard, Atherstone. These were demolished to build Memorial Hall. 1900s