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Description: | At this time, the road was known as Mill Road after the Ashby Windmill, which was situated on the corner of Ashby Turn. The last occupant of the house on the left was Mr. James D. Steeper, and two trees can be seen in the garden beyond; these are Chestnut trees, which still flourish in Sandfield House. Most of the buildings in view are solely residential although the Salvation Army is on the right and very distantly on the left can be seen the building where, subsequently, Mr. and Mrs. Bibby lived and had their shop. Beyond this is the new Crown Inn, the Primitive Chapel and the Schoolrooms. | Publisher: | http://northlincsmuseumimagearchive.org.uk/ | Rights holder: | North Lincolnshire Council Image Archive | Subjects: | High_Street First_World_War Mill_Road Schoolroom Salvation_army Windmills Sandfield_House Crown_Inn Ashby Places Buildings_and_Structures Churches_and_Chapels Primitive_Chapel | Source: | North Lincolnshire Museums | Identifier: | http://northlincsmuseumimagearchive.org.... | Go to resource |
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