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Asket Hill caravan site (Oakwood)
23rd April 1945. Field near Asket Hill being used as a caravan site. Several caravans parked, including a gypsy caravan and an old bus converted into living quarters.
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Asket Hill caravan site (Oakwood)
23rd April 1945. Field near Asket Hill being used a caravan site. Several caravans in view.
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Asket Hill, caravan site (Oakwood)
23rd April 1945. Field near Asket Hill with a variety of caravans in view.
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Asket Hill, caravan site (Oakwood)
23rd April 1945. Field near Asket Hill being used as a caravan site. Several caravans in view.
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Baghill Green, Gypsy Caravan or Vardo (West Ardsley) (1 comment)
August 1965. This gypsy caravan or vardo parked on Baghill Green belongs to Tommy Gaskin, a traveller camped at Lee Gap Fair. It is an example of a Bowtop Vardo which has a front door and rear window. An arched wooden frame supports the weather proofed canvas. Painted decoration has been added to the woodwork and there are gaily coloured curtains and a vase of flowers at the entrance. The Vardo was built by Bill Wright at his yard in Spibey Lane, Rothwell Haigh. Tommy Gaskin, the owner, also built and painted wagons. Photograph from the David Atkinson Archive.
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