Springfield, Lawn Lane 1906
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This was a very rural thoroughfare until after the Second World War. The small boy's sailor suit was typical of the Edwardian period; as were the white skirts, worn only a couple of inches from the surface of the dirt road. There is now suburban infill on both sides of the lane.
An extract from Chelmsford Photographic Memories.
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