A great view of Husk's Yard with Anglesea road in the background. If you left click on this picture for a supersize image you can just make out the brick wall running down the middle of the road. it was said to be the boundry wall between Wivenhoe and Elmstead parishes, but i suspect it was to keep people away from the railway lines which were used by the ballast trucks that came down to the ballast quay at Cook's yard. The old ballast pits were on what is now Dene Park estate.You can see the wall because it obscures the bottom of the doorways in Captains row.Note on the right of Anglesea Road there are no houses built it's still all fields.
Wivenhoe memories collection.
Thanks go to John Collins.
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