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==Newton Hollows<ref>''<small>Article by Monty Mercer, some parts of which were initially published in ‘Hoole Roundabout’ in December 2016 - <nowiki>http://www.hooleroundabout.com</nowiki></small>''</ref>==
===The historical significance of this remarkable feature of our local townscape===
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===The route in detail===
[[File:11PRC4 The Hollows today.jpg|thumb|355x355px|''<small>Newton Hollows today</small>'']]
The Roman route from Chester to Wilderspool is today obscured in part by the line of the A56, the modern descendant of the two Turnpike Road Trusts set up in 1786 from [[Flookersbrook]] to Frodsham, and from Frodsham to the Saracen’s Head on the southern side of Wilderspool. However, the original route can be discerned by a study of old maps and by walking of sections of it.
 
In outline, the following is the suggested route as a list of roads and places that a reader may wish to explore, either on foot, or from his or her armchair:
 
*From Chester city centre: Frodsham Street, Brook Street, Chester Station Car Park [[Flookersbrook]], Kilmorey Park Avenue, Kilmorey Park, Newton Hollows, Mannings Lane South,
*The Hollows today
*The Street (from the Latin via strata meaning paved road) in Hoole Bank, High Street (Dunham-on-the-Hill), Robin Hood Lane, (Helsby), Iron Dish Caravan site (opposite Helsby High School), Howey Lane (Frodsham),