Series details and parking waypoints given on #01 https://coord.info/GC95A6N
#02 – 1901
Site Repossessed:
In 1894 the White and Pike built a new "out of town" factory where Longbridge Lane joined the Bristol Road in order to capitalize on a new process for colour printing onto tin plate boxes. Within a year, however, it had burned down in a devastating fire. The consequences were serious and in 1903 the Longbridge branch was forced to close although the Bootham School Register entry for Francis Levitt Impey suggests the tin-box making had been wound up by 1899. As Ethel Impey later pointed out the tin-printing side was insufficiently insured and the management was over-optimistic. Unfortunately, the venture failed, and the site was repossessed by the bank in 1901.
Question.
Tin-box making had been wound up by ABCD
N52°22. (B-A)(B)(A+A)
W1°55.(B-3)(C)(A+A)