This is one of the terraced houses in Laughton Common. It has a date stone indicating that it was built in 1906, about the time that Dinnington and Thurcroft collieries were being sunk. Many such terraced houses still stand and give good service, but see the White City page for temporary post WW2 housing that has now gone.

Below is Laughton Commons crossroads again (the Gallows pub is just off the picture). On the hill can be seen the 185ft spire of Laughton en le Morthens church.

Features

• Laughon(s) home page
• The two pubs in Laughton en Le Morthen
• Laughton map 1905
• Laughton All Saints Church (1377)
• War memorial (3x30k pics)
• Street scenes
• View from castle hill
• Laughton Endowed School (1610)
• Laughtong to Roche Abbey walk

Laughton Common pictures

• The Gallows pub on Hangmans Lane
• Laughton Common street scenes
• Laughton Common post war prefabs (the now demolished 'White City'
• Laughton Common 2009 (new houses)

See also..

• Roche Abbey ruins
• Railway map 1915

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