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Top of Common Lane

The 1854 Ordnance Survey map shows what is today Rowley Lane, was then known as Top Of Common Lane. The lane was then quite sparse, with just a handful of buildings and a pump. To the north east Top of Common Lane met with Common Lane (today Doncaster Road) and this area was known as South Elmsall Common.

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