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2002 photo: number 81

view showing 2 storey property in a dilapidated state

In the 1909/10 Valuation records this was described as a 'semi detached in 2 floors brick built and slated' with a frontage to the High Street of 33' 9".

Janet describes no. 81 in 2002: Empty but had been part of the Wilson and Kyle Marine Engineers whose whole complex has been empty for several years. (Paul Kyle says no. 81 was haunted). Al due for redevelopment. Buildings back on to Town and Jupps Wharves on a Brent backwater. The main entrance gates are opposite Half Acre.

Photo provided by Janet McNamara,local heritage guide.

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