Sun Lane - before 1928

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Sun Lane marked the end of the High Street, and was bounded on the north side by the grounds of Harpenden Lodge. In 1928 it was widened, as part of a work-creation project for the unemployed. One of the cottages (79 High Street) was demolished.

Photo:Sun Lane April 1908 - cottages on right later demolished to widen the road

Photo:Corner of Sun Lane with cottage before widening - pre 1930

Photo:Part demolition of cottage at corner of Sun Lane - 1928

Photo:Cottages at the bottom on Sun Lane, 1970

This gallery was added by David Hinton on 18/06/2011.

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