Meadow Ln, early 20th century.

View looking down the lane with St Mary’s Church on the right. Haughton Terrace (aka Good Husband Row) on the left and the Rectory of St Mary's Church is just visible in the background beyond Haughton Terrace.

Meadow Ln, Haughton Green, 1920s.

View looking down Meadow Ln with Haughton Terrace on the left. The Rectory of St Mary's Church is just visible in the background.

Haughton Terrace was built by James Walton, the second owner of Haughton Dale Mill (the Wireworks).

Meadow Ln, Haughton Dale, early 20th century.

View looking up Meadow Ln towards St Mary's Church.

Part of Ivy Cottages is on the right and Haughton Dale House (originally two houses) is on the left. The cottages were provided for workers at Haughton Dale Mill, which is behind the viewpoint, and the other Ivy Cottages are off the picture to the right. George Sidebotham, co-founder of Haughton Dale Mill with his brother, Henry, lived at Haughton Dale House.