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It contained over one million bricks and twenty cubic feet of stone. The walls were four feet thick. By the 1960's the tower was redundant, so it was demolished, but not before it gave its name to Kirkby's last Council Estate, Tower Hill.
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Kirkby Row Post Office 1960
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Popes Farm, Ingo Lane. Kirkby
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Kirkby Station 1970
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Waverley House
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Alick's Farm House and The Old Dairy
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Kirkby Water Tower 1964
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Quarry Green 1950
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Kirkby Station
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Woods Garage
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Waverley House, South Park Road, Kirkby Village
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Tower Hill pub The Tenterhook
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Kirkby Village Smithy
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Kirkby Mill Dam
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Kirkby Water Tower
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Kirkby 1900
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Kirkby railway station ticket office - Glovers Brow