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Highbridge Street from the Abbey Church forecourt

Highbridge Street looking West showing how narrow it was in the 19th century. On the extreme left is the end of the general meeting hall, cum reading room, Magistrates room, Police rooms. Next to it (behind the lamp post) is the first Leverton Charity School building. On the extreme right is the Cock Hotel.

Year:	1896	Upload Date:	7th December 2008

Ref No:	RSC.1896.328	Location:	Highbridge Street

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