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Village Information

© Susan Crinage (2000)

KEY TO VILLAGE MAP

1. St Mary's church and lych gate
2. Methodist chapel
3. Church of England Primary School and playing field
4. Sports field, pavilion and scout hut
5. London Lane allotments
6. Wymeswold Court Nursing Home
7. Memorial Hall
8. Bowling green
9. Children's play area
10. 'Wymeswold Country Furniture' shop
11. Butcher's shop
12. Former Antique shop
13. Former Post Office and grocery shop
14. Stockwell Stores (newsagent)
15. The Vicarage
16. Pharmacy
17. Former Hairdressers
18. 'Three Crowns' public house and Outreach Post Office
19. 'Hammer and Pincers' restaurant
20. 'Windmill Inn'
21. Wymeswold House
22. Wymeswold Hall
23. East Road allotments
24. Queens Park
25. The Hall Field
26. River Mantle
27. Alford House
28. The Wye building (purpose-built as a framework knitting workshop)
29. FOOTPATH - London Lane to Clay Street
30. FOOTPATH - Trinity Crescent to Hoton Road
31. FOOTPATH - "The Jitty" i.e. The Stockwell to Church Street
32. FOOTPATH - "The Civic" i.e. East Road to Brook Street

1. 55 London Lane (Georgian)
2. 'The Manor House', 19 Far Street (Georgian)
3. 'Lindum House', 25 Far Street (Georgian)
4. 22 Far Street (Georgian) - originally the 'White Horse' Public House
5. 'Stockwell House', 9 The Stockwell (late Georgian)
6. 'Tudor Thatch', 2 East Road (approximately 1480/late 1700's)
7. 'Falcon House', 3 Church Street (Georgian)
8. 'The Quakers', 71 Brook Street (old Quaker burial site)
9. 'The Dower House', 77 Brook Street (Georgian)
10. 'Rose Cottage', 113 Brook Street (late 17th century )
11. The old Baptist chapel, 9 Wysall Lane
12. The old primary school, 47 Far Street (restored patterned slate roof)
13. The old infant school, 55 Far Street
14. 49 Far Street (restored wooden 'A' frame farmhouse)
15. 3 East Road (wooden external 'A' frame visible on western wall of cottage)
16. 2 and 4 The Stockwell (old cottages following the contours and levels of the land)
17. Remains of the old village pound