Uley, Gloucestershire

Old Photos , Historic Maps , Local History Books and Memories of Uley

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Old Photos of Uley
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Uley in 1960

Uley in 1965

Old Maps of Uley

Historic Maps of Uley and the local area.

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Map of Uley in 1897

Map of Uley in 1898-1900

Map of Uley in 1919

Map of Uley in 1946

Map of Uley in 1882

Sheet Maps of Uley

Historic Folded Sheet Maps of Uley and the local area, matching current OS Landranger Sheet Maps.

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Books about Uley
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31 photo books on Uley and the surrounding area.

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Cover image of A Taste of Gloucestershire and the Cotwolds

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Memories of Uley
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Raglan Way

I remember the houses being built in Raglan Way, during the 1950s. With some friends I recall that we walked along the soil pipes, which had been laid at the bottom of trenches, probably that morning. We obviously broke the cement joints, as when we looked into the trenches the following day, "blue" coloured water was everywhere! That was a bit naughty on our part and of course the drains had to be re-laid.

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Uley, The Street

When I spent my holidays in Uley during the mid 1950s, open drains ran at the edge of the street, for dirty water (not sewage) draining from the houses adjoining the road! I recall the Post Office, Mr Phillp's grocery store (by the bus stop) and Bruton's Garage, at the junction with South Street. Ken Cook

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Raglan Way

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