Sharing stories from Watergate Row in Chester
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ALT 10 Northgate Street (8 Northgate Street Row) is the Grade II listed site of a medieval undercroft and town house, largely rebuilt as 2 shops. Image taken by Chester Photographic Survey in Autumn 1942.
ALT The Grotto Hotel taken in October 1975 by the Chester Photographic Survey. People are walking past and there is a ladder against the wall.
ALT The second view of the Grotto shows Commonhall Street with Barlows on the other side of Commonhall Street taken in the circa 1970s.
ALT A general Street view of 1-9 Bridge Street in circa 1975.
ALT The windows of 3 Bridge Street in circa 1975.
ALT Leche House in circa 1900s from the Frank Simpson collection
ALT 3 Northgate Street shows the building as Liptons, the grocers in circa 1900. #Rowvember
ALT 3 Northgate Street, #Chester is a Grade II listed building. It was designed by Henry W. Beswick (A pupil of Lockwood) and built between 1898 and 1899 for Charles Brown. Our listed building image dates to March 1994. #BuildingOfTheDay #Rowvember
ALT The History Hub Photograph of the Week is this shot of Will. R. Rose's photographic shop on Bridge Street Row East, in Chester in circa 1950.
ALT Our image choice shows 49 Bridge Street as the much loved Coffee Mill. Our image is dated February 1994 and is part of the History Hub's listed building collection.
ALT This image of 9 Eastgate Row was taken by Chester PhotoSurvey in 1976.
ALT The Boot Inn from the Cheshire Imagebank taken in the 1940s.
ALT An undated view of Cowper House - 12 Bridge Street, Chester while it was Bookland. The building has a 14th Century stone undercroft.
ALT An undated image of Thomas Cowper who owned Cowper House. He was the Mayor of Chester in 1641-42.
ALT lovely shot of Watergate Street Row which featured in the Illustrated London News On 9 October 1969.
