Where Am I? No. 12a - Part Two of "Cazza's House"

[Spidermonkey]

It depends on how rural the house really is as to whether it would have been on mains electricity.
http://thefusebox.northernpowergrid.com/page/electricity/history.cfm#item_11

In 1933 1 in 3 houses had a supply of electricity, by 1944, 2 in 3 houses had electricity.  So if this photo was taken in the late 1930s, there is a good chance that this house wouldn't have been on the mains.

[ScouseBoy]

I think the photo was taken prior to 1914.

[groom]

I think the photo was taken prior to 1914.

Looking at the evidence others have given re windows I think that is too early and it is more likely to be between the two World Wars.

[ScouseBoy]

It depends on how rural the house really is as to whether it would have been on mains electricity.
http://thefusebox.northernpowergrid.com/page/electricity/history.cfm#item_11

In 1933 1 in 3 houses had a supply of electricity, by 1944, 2 in 3 houses had electricity.  So if this photo was taken in the late 1930s, there is a good chance that this house wouldn't have been on the mains.

Some of the statistics on that web site are incorrect, so I would not rely  on those details, myself.

[Ruskie]

Looking at the evidence others have given re windows I think that is too early and it is more likely to be between the two World Wars.

Yes groom, the photo was definitely taken after WW1, and possibly a lot later. The date of the house and the date that the photo was taken may be two completely different eras.

[ScouseBoy]

It depends on how rural the house really is as to whether it would have been on mains electricity.
http://thefusebox.northernpowergrid.com/page/electricity/history.cfm#item_11

In 1933 1 in 3 houses had a supply of electricity, by 1944, 2 in 3 houses had electricity.  So if this photo was taken in the late 1930s, there is a good chance that this house wouldn't have been on the mains.

  it probably was not getting town gas piped in either? 

[Kay99]

It depends on how rural the house really is as to whether it would have been on mains electricity.
http://thefusebox.northernpowergrid.com/page/electricity/history.cfm#item_11

In 1933 1 in 3 houses had a supply of electricity, by 1944, 2 in 3 houses had electricity.  So if this photo was taken in the late 1930s, there is a good chance that this house wouldn't have been on the mains.

  it probably was not getting town gas piped in either?

It would be very unlikely to be getting piped gas now in a rural area. 

[Spidermonkey]

   I was just going to say that Kay - we're still waiting for gas now!!!

[Kay99]

We are a mile from the nearest pipe    In the same county as you I think