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The image displays two maps of the village of Stokeford, one from 1930 and another from 2010, each with a key indicating Houses and Shops. The 1930 map features a river on the left, leading to a bridge in the upper right, with a road crossing the bridge and curving down through the village, passing by shops, a post office, primary school, and farmland before ending in a 'T' intersection. A large house lies below the 'T' intersection, surrounded by gardens. The 2010 map shows the river and bridge in the same location, but the road now bypasses the primary school and post office, which are situated next to each other and a new retirement home replaces the large house and gardens. The shops no longer exist, and additional houses line the road leading to the post office and primary school. The farmland has been subdivided into lots for houses.
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The maps above illustrate the transformation of Stokeford village between 1930 and 2010. Overall, while the village of Stokeford has undergone significant changes between 1930 and 2010, some features have remained the same.
In the northern part of the village, the only bridge across the River Stokeford remains unchanged. Adjacent to the bridge, the main street runs south through the village. In 1930, the street was lined with houses on the west and farmland on the east. However, by 2010, the shops and farmland had given way to a branch street with houses.
Furthermore, the farmland south of the post office and the garden opposite it in 1930 were replaced by houses and a retirement home, respectively, by 2010.
Notably, some features of the village have remained similar to their 1930 counterparts. The post office, located beneath the shops, and the primary school, situated opposite the post office, have retained their original layout.
In conclusion, while Stokeford village has undergone significant transformations over 80 years, some areas have been preserved.
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