[1]
| Eastgate Roundabout, Quarry Hill Flats (City Centre) |
 | c1950s.
View looking across Eastgate Roundabout, with Appleyard's petrol filling station in the centre, towards Quarry Hill Flats. This is Oastler House, with the entrance to the flats on the left. St. Peter's Street is seen on the right.
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[2]
| Oastler Terrace (Little London) |
| 1956,
Trouser factory, business of B. Wineberg and Son Ltd, situated on Oastler Terrace.
[internal reference; 2003224_85335940:WYAS Albert Grove (Camp Road) Box 2/2 No 152] |
[3]
| Oastler Terrace (Little London) (1 comment) |
| 16th January 1947. Derelict houses at Nos.6 to 8 Oastler Terrace.
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[4]
| Oastler Terrace, nos. 10-14a (Little London) |
| 1956,
The gate topped with barbed wire on the left is to premises of B. Wineberg and Son, trouser manufacturer. Next number's 14a, 12a Oastler Terrace. A wooden caravan is parked in the yard. Moving right number 12, then 10 at the right end of the row.
[internal reference; 2003221_20269412:WYAS Albert Grove (Camp Road) Box 2/2 No 89] |
[5]
| Oastler Terrace, nos. 2, 4 (Little London) |
| 1956,
The Camp Road area was to be part of an extensive slum clearance programme. Some demolition had already taken place. Number 4 Oastler Terrace is on the left, next to the cleared site and is in poor condition. A new fence has been erected on the walls of number 2, it had also been decorated.
[internal reference; 2003221_97373599:WYAS Albert Grove (Camp Road) Box 2/2 No 88] |