On the site of Cloverdale Court Flats...

Jul 10, 2023

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Back in 1931, the ground on which the current retirement flats stand was just a piece of land belonging to the Henley Estate. Then along came "Fred" Halliday with £500 in his pocket. Find out more about the history of this corner on Charmouth Road. The link also gives you access to the information so far uploaded about other streets and buildings in Lyme.

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On the site of Cloverdale Court Flats...

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