Main Street, Coddington

Then and Now

Coddington History Group. www.coddington.org.uk

This is a view looking north towards what is now the Plough crossroads.

At the date of the older photo there is no crossroads but just a T junction with the Sleaford Road turning off to the right. In the distance on the right is the Old Vicarage, nearer is the Red Lion which had next to it a small shop where the schoolchildren used to buy their sweets.

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Photo:The Plough is the taller building in the distance on the left, the Red Lion is painted white on the right.

The Plough is the taller building in the distance on the left, the Red Lion is painted white on the right.

From a Postcard.

Photo:All the buildings on the right have gone and there is a house there now. Mr Knott the baker lived in the building with the cream gable, his ovens have survived in an outbuilding at the back of the house.

All the buildings on the right have gone and there is a house there now. Mr Knott the baker lived in the building with the cream gable, his ovens have survived in an outbuilding at the back of the house.

Coddington History Group

This page was added by Isobel Turner on 07/12/2010.
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