Highfields Remembered - Historical photographs of the streets of Highfields

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Humberstone Road

A picture of a row of large three storied buildings

Houses nos; 255-265, between Shenton Street and St Saviours Road. Photographed 1970.

A picture of a row of small derelict terraced houses

Houses nos; 225-239 Humberstone Road, also showing the corner of Farnham Street. Photographed 1970.

A picture of the corner of a street with terraced houses

Nos; 271-285 Humberstone Road. Photographed 1970.

A picture of a road junction showing a car park on waste ground surrounded by terraced houses

Humberstone Road and the corner of Newby Street, previously where the Congregational Church was located. The rear of houses nos; 1-11 Frank Street can be seen. Photographed 1970.

A picture of a row of derelict three story terraced houses

Humberstone Road and the corner with Flint Street.

A picture of two boarded up bay fronted terraced houses

Boarded up houses, nos; 243 and 249, in Humberstone Road. The plaque on the wall reads 'Saxon Villas 1879'. Photographed 1970.

A picture of a row of boarded up terraced housing

Houses nos; 275-281 Humberstone Road. The plaque on the wall reads 'Swithland Villas 1877'. Photographed 1970.

A picture of a long row of derelict three story terraced houses

Nos; 287-303 Humberstone Road, between Preston Street and Newby Street. Photographed 1970.

A picture of street with a long row of various types of houses

Nos 327-335 Humberstone Road, between Frank Street and Spinney Hill Road. Photographed 1970.

A blurred picture of a long row of boarded up terraced housing

Nos; 197-223 Humberstone Road, between the railway bridge and Farnham Street. Photographed 1970.

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