Dene Road, right side, with Lansdowne House on the right

Dene Road, right side, approaching Highfield 

Note the tall trees, most of which have since been removed.

Dene Road, right side, near junction with Springdale Gardens

Note old and new names.

Dene Road, right side, beyond Fordbank Road

Dene Road, right side, towards Spath Road

Dene Road, with Spath Road to the right

Note position of the public telephone box.

Dene Road, right side, at junction with Spath Road

Spath Road, left side, off Dene Road

Junction of Spath Road, which bends to the left, and Victoria Avenue to the right

Note the white road markings which indicated that traffic on Spath Road had the right of way: this has since changed.

Dene Road, left side, near Holt House

The small building with the white doors, left, is the Dene Road Electricity Substation.

Dene Road, left side, towards Fordbank Road

Dene Road, left side, at junction with Fordbank Road

Dene Road, left side, just past Fordbank Road

Dene Road, left side, towards Spath Road

Road sign indicates Spath Road to the right and, beyond, Westmorland Road to the left.

Dene Road, left side, at junction with Westmorland Road

Dene Road, left side, past Westmorland Road

Left of the wooden fence is Dene House, for many years the home of Major Ralph Raffles and his wife Sally. Further along, near the pedestrian, is the entrance to the Nazarene Theological College.

Nazarene Theological College, left side of Dene Road

Nazarene Theological College

For a time it was also known as British Isles Nazarene College – BINC for short.