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Chester: the city boundaries and neighbouring townships. |
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Mayor Harry Dutton beating the city bounds, 1913. Dutton Album: C.P.S., Subjects: Beating
the Boundaries (neg. PRINTS/7). |
10 |
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3 |
Parish boundaries: the intramural area, c. 1875. |
12 |
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4 |
Parish boundaries: the outer liberties. |
13 |
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5 |
Parish boundary markers (St. Olave and St. Michael) on the Nine Houses in Park Street,
presumably dating from before 1839. Photograph by C. P. Lewis, 2002. |
14 |
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6 |
The south side of the Exchange, c. 1850. Photograph from book in possession of Mrs. L. P.
Brown: C.P.S., Northgate St. (slide 65/644). |
17 |
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7 |
The fire at the Exchange, 1862. Illustrated Lond. News, 10 Jan. 1863, p. 52. |
18 |
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8 |
Town Hall, c. 1880. Photograph at C.H.H. (Y 1/1/276). |
19 |
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9 |
The High Cross. C. Hulbert, Ches. Antiquities (Shrewsbury, 1838), plate VI. |
20 |
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10 |
The high sheriff's coach at the Cheshire assizes, early 20th century. Photograph from Ches.
Observer. C.P.S., Chester Castle (slide 71/854). |
21 |
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11 |
Cheshire county constabulary headquarters. Photograph by C. P. Lewis, 2002. |
30 |
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12 |
Earl of Chester's Volunteer Fire Brigade, early 20th century. C.P.S., Northgate St. (neg. MISC
6/6). |
31 |
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13 |
Old Northgate and gaol, before 1808. G. Batenham, A Series of Etchings of the Churches,
Gates, and Other Parts of Chester [1818?]. |
33 |
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14 |
New city gaol and nearby buildings, 1867 (west at top). Gresty and Burghall's Chester Guide,
rev. J. Hicklin [1867], plan. |
34 |
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15 |
Old Bridgegate water tower, before 1782. Engraving by J. Stuart in C.A.S. collection. |
36 |
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16 |
Chester waterworks at Barrel Well, 1852. J. Romney, Chester and its Environs Illustrated
(Chester, [1853]), facing p. [47]. |
37 |
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17 |
Gas lamps near St. Michael's church, Bridge Street, 1849. J. Romney, Chester and its Environs
Illustrated (Chester, [1853]), facing p. [19]. |
42 |
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18 |
Hackney cabs in Bridge Street, c. 1850. Photograph from book in possession of Mrs. L. P.
Brown: C.P.S., Northgate St. (slide 65/639). |
44 |
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19 |
General railway station omnibus in Eastgate Street, 1867. Gresty and Burghall's Chester Guide,
rev. J. Hicklin [1867], facing p. 52. |
44 |
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20 |
Horse tram turning from City Road into Foregate Street, probably 1890s. From a postcard:
C.P.S., Foregate St. (neg. MISC 7/15). |
45 |
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21 |
Electric tram at the Eastgate, c. 1910. From a postcard in possession of C. P. Lewis. |
45 |
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22 |
Water Tower baths, 1856. Drawn by Alfred Summers, etched by W. Banks for Hughes,
Stranger's Handbk. [1856], facing p. 28. |
47 |
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23 |
Union Street baths, 1904. Photograph by Frank Simpson: C.P.S., Union St. (slide 69/283). |
47 |
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24 |
St. Oswald's parish graveyard, south-east of the cathedral, 1830. Etching by W. Batenham for
Hemingway, Hist. Chester, ii, facing p. 36. |
48 |
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25 |
Overleigh cemetery, 1867. Gresty and Burghall's Chester Guide, rev. J. Hicklin [1867], facing
p. 35. |
49 |
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26 |
Chester infirmary, before 1830. Unattributed engraving in C.C.A.L.S., ZCR 632/1. |
50 |
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27 |
Plans of Chester infirmary: (a) first floor, 1761; (b) first floor, 1830; (c) second floor, 1830.
Hemingway, Hist. Chester, ii, facing p. 204. |
51 |
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28 |
A ward in the infirmary, c. 1906. Photograph in J. Williams, The Story of Chester (1907),
273. |
53 |
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29 |
Chester Royal Infirmary, 1964, showing the wards of 1913 with the original 1761 building to
their rear. Photograph by P. Nell: C.P.S., City Walls Rd. (neg. N 8/14). |
54 |
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30 |
Original plan of Cheshire lunatic asylum, 1828. Plan by W. Cole for Hemingway, Hist.
Chester, ii, after p. 228. |
57 |
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31 |
Seal of St. John's hospital, 1730. Hist. of the Municipal Charities of Chester, 1837–75, p. xli. |
59 |
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32 |
St. John's hospital almshouses. Photograph by C. P. Lewis, 2002. |
60 |
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33 |
Harvie's almshouses, awaiting demolition, 1903. Photograph by Frank Simpson: C.P.S., Duke
St. (slide 69/281). |
61 |
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34 |
Badge of John Vernon's charity. Hist. of the Municipal Charities of Chester, 1837–75, p. xlii. |
62 |
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35 |
Green and Wardell's almshouses, Crook Street, 1965. Photograph by E. G. Williams: C.P.S.,
Crook St. (neg. W 16/11). |
64 |
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36 |
Heavy traffic in Bridge Street, 1930s. Chester City Council Publicity Photograph: C.P.S.,
Bridge St. (neg. BIRT 10/4a). |
77 |
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37 |
Dee Bridge from the east, 1810s. G. Batenham, A Series of Etchings of the Churches, Gates,
and Other Parts of Chester [1818?]. |
78 |
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38 |
Grosvenor Bridge from the west, soon after its opening. Lithograph by L. Haghe after
drawing by T. Bailey, copy in C.C.A.L.S. |
79 |
|
39 |
Suspension bridge of 1923, from the Groves end. Postcard in possession of C. P. Lewis. |
80 |
|
40 |
Queen's Ferry, mid 19th century. J. S. Howson and A. Rimmer, River Dee, 105. |
80 |
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41 |
Carriers' waggons outside the Falcon Inn, Lower Bridge Street, c. 1830. Hemingway, Hist.
Chester, ii, facing p. 30. |
81 |
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42 |
Coach outside the Albion Hotel, Lower Bridge Street, 1852. J. Romney, Chester and its
Environs Illustrated (Chester, [1853]), facing p. [31]. |
82 |
|
43 |
Delamere Street bus station. Photograph by S. Langtree, 1987: C.P.S., Delamere St. (neg.
LAN 1). |
83 |
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44 |
New Crane Wharf, mid 19th century. Print by J. and E. Harwood: copy in C.C.A.L.S. |
86 |
|
45 |
The Cheese Wharf, 1867 (west at top). Gresty and Burghall's Chester Guide, rev. J. Hicklin
[1867], plan. |
86 |
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46 |
Course of the canal along the north city wall, 1867 (west at top). Gresty and Burghall's
Chester Guide, rev. J. Hicklin [1867], plan. |
88 |
|
47 |
Canal, looking west from waterworks tower, 1957: Steam Mill on the left, leadworks on the
right. Photograph by E. G. Williams: C.P.S., Chester (slide 70/654). |
89 |
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48 |
Salt warehouse and timber yard at Cow Lane bridge, 1903. Drawn by Edmund H. New for
B. C. A. Windle, Chester: A Historical and Topographical Account of the City, 48. |
90 |
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49 |
Visitors' canal boats at Tower Wharf. Photograph by C. P. Lewis, 2002. |
91 |
|
50 |
Train bound for north Wales passing under the north-west corner of the city walls, 1867.
Gresty and Burghall's Chester Guide, rev. J. Hicklin [1867], plan. |
91 |
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51 |
General railway station, 1890s. G. A. Audsley, Stranger's Handbk. to Chester (1st edn., 1891),
26. |
92 |
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52 |
Northgate station, 1960s. Photograph in C.H.H. (Y 1/1/519). |
93 |
|
53 |
Watergate tollhouse, 1818. G. Batenham, A Series of Etchings of the Churches, Gates, and
Other Parts of Chester [1818?]. |
95 |
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54 |
Butchers' shambles west of the Exchange, before 1812. Drawn and etched by G. Batenham,
reproduced from T. Hughes, Ancient Chester, no. VII. |
96 |
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55 |
Market traders in Eastgate Street, 1829. Drawn and lithographed by George Pickering: copy
in C.C.A.L.S. |
96 |
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56 |
Vegetable and fish markets south of the Exchange, c. 1830. Lithograph by Day and Haghe
after drawing by George Pickering: copy in C.C.A.L.S. |
97 |
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57 |
Market hall, 1965. Photograph by E. G. Williams: C.P.S., Town Hall Sq. |
97 |
|
58 |
Market hall interior, 1962. Photograph by E. G. Williams: C.P.S., Chester Market (neg. W
20/20). |
98 |
|
59 |
Coal Exchange, 1960s. Photograph at C.H.H. (Y 1/1/479). |
100 |
|
60 |
Union Hall, 1872. Redrawn from O.S. Map 1/2, 500, Ches. XXVIII.11.18 (1875 edn.). |
102 |
|
61 |
Union Hall, 1989. Photograph by Keith Truman: C.P.S., Foregate St. (slide 01/47). |
104 |
|
62 |
Dee Mills and fisheries, 1867 (west at top). The small building in the river west of the snuff
mills is the salmon cage. Gresty and Burghall's Chester Guide, rev. J. Hicklin [1867], plan. |
105 |
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63 |
Dee Mills, mid 19th century. J. S. Howson and A. Rimmer, River Dee, 114. |
110 |
|
64 |
Fishing with bag nets in the King's Pool, 1760. Lieut. Joseph Winder, South-East Prospect of
Chester (1760): copy in C.C.A.L.S. |
112 |
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65 |
Fishing with a draft net below the Dee Bridge, c. 1890. Postcard: C.P.S., Old Dee Bridge
(neg. MISC 3/31). |
113 |
|
66 |
Assay Office, Goss Street. Photograph at C.H.H. |
118 |
|
67 |
The Skinners' Houses on the Little Roodee, before 1782. Drawn and engraved by Joseph
Strutt, from C. Hulbert, Ches. Antiquities (1838), frontispiece. |
120 |
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68 |
Anglo-Saxon crosses at St. John's church. Drawn by R. John Ellis for J. Williams, The Story of
Chester (1907), 57. |
126 |
|
69 |
Anchorite's chapel. Drawn by Edmund H. New for B. C. A. Windle, Chester: A Historical and
Topographical Account of the City (1903), 32. |
127 |
|
70 |
Nave of St. John's church, looking east, 1858. Drawn by T. N. Hutchinson, engraved by J. H.
Le Keux for J. H. Parker, Medieval Archit. of Chester, facing p. 4. |
130 |
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71 |
Plan of St. John's. |
131 |
|
72 |
17th-century plan of St. John's church and precinct. B.L. Harl. MS. 2073, f. 98. |
132 |
|
73 |
Holy Trinity in the late 17th century. B.L. Harl. MS. 2073, f. 91. |
133 |
|
74 |
Effigy of John Whitmore (d. 1374), Holy Trinity. J.C.A.S. [o.s.], i, facing p. 357. |
134 |
|
75 |
Holy Trinity as rebuilt in 1869. Unattributed engraving in C.C.A.L.S. |
136 |
|
76 |
St. Bridget's before 1690. B.L. Harl. MS. 2073, f. 92. |
136 |
|
77 |
The new church of St. Bridget. Hemingway, Hist. Chester, ii. 116. |
137 |
|
78 |
St. John's from the south-east, c. 1816. G. Batenham, A Series of Etchings of the Churches,
Gates, and Other Parts of Chester [1818?]. |
138 |
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79 |
Interior of St. John's, 1855, looking from the north aisle east into the nave. J.C.A.S. [o.s.], i,
facing p. 143. |
139 |
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80 |
St. John's from the west, 1855. Drawn by T. N. Hutchinson, engraved by J. H. Le Keux for
J. H. Parker, Medieval Archit. of Chester, facing p. 8. |
140 |
|
81 |
St. Martin's in the late 17th century. B.L. Harl. MS. 2073, f. 89. |
141 |
|
82 |
Medieval wall paintings in St. Mary's, as revealed in 1843. J.C.A.S. [o.s.], i, facing p. 400. |
144 |
|
83 |
Tower and porch of St. Mary's in 1641. B.L. Harl. MS. 2073, f. 90. |
145 |
|
84 |
St. Mary without the Walls, Handbridge. Drawn by Edmund H. New for B. C. A. Windle,
Chester: A Historical and Topographical Account of the City, 70. |
146 |
|
85 |
St. Michael's in the late 17th century. B.L. Harl. MS. 2073, f. 91. |
147 |
|
86 |
St. Michael's as rebuilt in 1849–51. Photograph by A. F. Kersting. |
148 |
|
87 |
St. Olave's in 1690. B.L. Harl. MS. 2073, f. 89. |
149 |
|
88 |
St. Nicholas's chapel, 1854. J.C.A.S. [o.s.], i, frontispiece to pt. 3 (between pp. 208–9). |
151 |
|
89 |
Doorway to St. Oswald's church in the south transept of the cathedral, 1876. The Graphic, 12
Aug. 1876, p. 149. |
153 |
|
90 |
St. Peter's from the south, before 1669. B.L. Harl. MS. 2073, f. 88. |
156 |
|
91 |
St. Thomas's chapel, converted into the deanery, before 1788. Drawn by T. Bailey from a
sketch by Mrs. Bailey, engraved by J. Evans for Hemingway, Hist. Chester, ii, facing p. 18. |
159 |
|
92 |
St. Werburgh's. Photograph by A. F. Kersting. |
164 |
|
93 |
St. Columba's. Photograph by C. P. Lewis, 2002. |
164 |
|
94 |
Summer house behind Bollands Court, in which Matthew Henry is believed to have studied.
J. Romney, Chester and its Environs Illustrated (Chester, [1853]), facing p. [6]. |
167 |
|
95 |
Congregational church, Upper Northgate Street. Photograph by C. P. Lewis, 2002. |
168 |
|
96 |
Windmill Lane chapel. Photograph by C. P. Lewis, 2002. |
170 |
|
97 |
Presbyterian Church of Wales, City Road. Photograph by A. F. Kersting. |
171 |
|
98 |
Quaker meeting house and burial ground, 1964. Photograph by A. N. Wright: C.P.S.,
Frodsham St. (neg. WR 24/19). |
174 |
|
99 |
Wesleyan chapel, St. John Street, in 1867 (west at top). Gresty and Burghall's Chester Guide,
rev. J. Hicklin [1867], plan. |
175 |
|
100 |
Primitive Methodist chapel (built 1888), George Street. Photograph in J. Williams, The Story
of Chester (1907), 272. |
177 |
|
101 |
Sunday school children at the City Mission Hall, Crook Street, 1958. Photograph by Miss
Jacobs: C.P.S., Crook St. (slide 67/1407). |
179 |
|
102 |
Catholic Apostolic Church, 1964. Photograph by A. N. Wright: C.P.S., Church St. (neg. WR
25/33). |
182 |
|
103 |
Christadelphian meeting room, Egerton Street, 1964. Photograph by A. N. Wright: C.P.S.,
Egerton St. (neg. WR 15/13). |
182 |
|
104 |
Plan of the cathedral. Drawn by Roland W. Paul, 1893. |
186 |
|
105 |
Reconstructed plan of the eastern part of the early Romanesque abbey church. R. Gem,
'Romanesque Archit. in Chester c. 1075–1117', Medieval Arch., Art, and Archit. at Chester,
ed. A. Thacker, 33. |
187 |
|
106 |
One bay of the Lady chapel. J.C.A.S. [o.s.], iii, facing p. 169. |
188 |
|
107 |
South aisle of the choir. Drawn by J. Harrison, engraved by O. Jewitt for J. H. Parker,
Medieval Archit. of Chester, 22. |
189 |
|
108 |
The abbey precinct in 2000. Surviving medieval fabric in black; probable buildings with
dotted lines. Drawn by A. P. Baggs. |
192 |
|
109 |
Undercroft of abbot's lodging. Photograph in C.H.H. (Y 1/1/95). |
193 |
|
110 |
Refectory pulpit. The Graphic, 12 Aug. 1876, p. 149. |
193 |
|
111 |
Abbey Gate, looking into the precinct. Bamforth & Co. postcard, published in U.S.A., in
possession of C. P. Lewis. |
194 |
|
112 |
South-west angle of the cloisters. Drawn and engraved by J. H. Le Keux for J. H. Parker,
Medieval Archit. of Chester, frontispiece. |
195 |
|
113 |
The cathedral from the south, 1656. Drawn and engraved by Daniel King for King's Vale
Royal, [ii], between pp. 20–1. |
196 |
|
114 |
Cathedral interior, looking east from the nave into the crossing and choir, 1876. The
Graphic, 12 Aug. 1876, p. 149. |
198 |
|
115 |
The ruinous cloisters in the early 19th century. Drawn by C. Warren from a sketch by
B. Baud; engraved for T. Moule, Winkles's Archit. and Picturesque Illustrations of the Cath.
Churches of Eng. and Wales (1836–42). |
200 |
|
116 |
House of 1761 on north side of Abbey Square. Photograph by A. F. Kersting. |
202 |
|
117 |
Abbey Square after 1761. Drawn by Edward Wright, engraved for C. Hulbert, Ches.
Antiquities (Shrewsbury, 1838), plate II. The attribution to Wright is on a loose slip of paper
inserted in copy in C.A.S. library, no. 003955. |
203 |
|
118 |
Plan of the castle in 1745. By Alexander de Lavaux. |
207 |
|
119 |
Chester castle from the outer ward, 1777, showing the great hall (left), inner ward
(background), and well house (right). Original drawing by Moses Griffith, engraved for
Hemingway, Hist. Chester, ii, after p. 176. |
208 |
|
120 |
Chester castle: Harrison's completed scheme for the outer ward. Photograph by Frank
Simpson, published in Rare Old City of Chester and the River Dee (1907) [Official City
Guide], 23. |
211 |
|
121 |
County gaol from the east. Postcard, published by Huke's Library, Chester, in possession of
C. P. Lewis. |
212 |
|
122 |
Plan of walls and gates. Drawn by A. T. Thacker. |
214 |
|
123 |
The New Tower (left), spur wall, and Bonewaldesthorne Tower in the later 18th century.
Unattributed drawing in C.C.A.L.S. |
216 |
|
124 |
Wishing Steps, 1903. Drawn by Edmund H. New for B. C. A. Windle, Chester: A Historical
and Topographical Account of the City, 95. |
218 |
|
125 |
Promenading the walls near King Charles's Tower in the 1850s. Drawn by Alfred Summers,
engraved by W. Banks for T. Hughes, Stranger's Handbk. [1856], facing p. 22. |
218 |
|
126 |
Old Eastgate, before 1768. Engraved for Hemingway, Hist. Chester, i. 414. |
219 |
|
127 |
Eastgate, 1930s. C.C.A.L.S. |
219 |
|
128 |
Old Northgate, before 1808. Engraved for Hemingway, Hist. Chester, ii. 21. |
220 |
|
129 |
Northgate. Photograph by A. F. Kersting. |
220 |
|
130 |
Morgan's Mount, 1903. Drawn by Edmund H. New for B. C. A. Windle, Chester: A
Historical and Topographical Account of the City, 82. |
221 |
|
131 |
Pemberton's Parlour. Photograph by A. F. Kersting. |
221 |
|
132 |
Shipgate, before 1828. Drawn by T. Bailey, engraved by J. Evans for Hemingway, Hist.
Chester, i, facing p. 368. |
223 |
|
133 |
Newgate, 1903. Drawn by Edmund H. New for B. C. A. Windle, Chester: A Historical and
Topographical Account of the City, 276. |
224 |
|
134 |
Newgate. Photograph by A. F. Kersting. |
224 |
|
135 |
The Bars, before 1767. Hemingway, Hist. Chester, i. 427. |
225 |
|
136 |
Further Bridgegate before 1784. Drawing by Randle Holme, engraved for Hemingway, Hist.
Chester, i. 427. |
225 |
|
137 |
Watergate Row South in the later 18th century. Original drawing in C.C.A.L.S. |
226 |
|
138 |
Watergate Row North in 1849, showing 13th-century arches spanning the Row. J. Romney,
Chester and its Environs Illustrated (Chester, [1853]), facing p. [17]. |
227 |
|
139 |
The elements of a typical house in the Rows. Drawn by R. Harris. |
228 |
|
140 |
Undercroft at no. 12 Bridge Street, 1849. J. Romney, Chester and its Environs Illustrated
(Chester, [1853]), facing p. [21]. |
229 |
|
141 |
Access stairs and domestic accommodation in Watergate Row South in 1818. G. Batenham,
A Series of Etchings of the Churches, Gates, and Other Parts of Chester [1818?]. |
230 |
|
142 |
Row walkway and stallboards in Bridge Street Row West in 1847. J. Romney, Chester and its
Environs Illustrated (Chester, [1853]), facing p. [9]. |
231 |
|
143 |
Probable extent of the Rows in the Middle Ages. Plan drawn for The Rows of Chester, ed.
A. Brown, 30. |
233 |
|
144 |
Raised terrace in front of St. Olave's church, 1818. G. Batenham, A Series of Etchings of the
Churches, Gates, and Other Parts of Chester [1818?]. |
234 |
|
145 |
Bishop Lloyd's House, Watergate Street. Photograph by A. F. Kersting. |
235 |
|
146 |
Enclosed Rows in Lower Bridge Street West, c. 1810. Drawn and etched by G. Batenham,
reproduced from T. Hughes, Ancient Chester, no. XV (pt.). |
236 |
|
147 |
Uniform frontages in Eastgate Street North, c. 1810. Drawn and etched by G. Batenham,
reproduced from T. Hughes, Ancient Chester, no. XXII. |
237 |
|
148 |
Vernacular revival buildings in Eastgate Street South: nos. 36–38 by T. M. Penson, 1857
(right) and nos. 40–44 by W. T. Lockwood, 1912 (left). Photograph by A. F. Kersting. |
238 |
|
149 |
St. Michael's Row as originally built. Photograph by Frank Simpson: C.P.S., Bridge St. Row
(slide 69/270). |
239 |
|
150 |
Nos. 55–61 Watergate Street. Photograph by C. P. Lewis, 2002. |
239 |
|
151 |
Randle Holme III's plan of the nunnery. B.L. Harl. MS. 2073, f. 87. |
240 |
|
152 |
Remains of the nunnery, 1727. From Samuel and Nathaniel Buck, The North-West View of
Chester Castle. |
241 |
|
153 |
Randle Holme III's plan of the Franciscan friary. B.L. Harl. MS. 2073. |
241 |
|
154 |
Stanley Palace in 1867. Gresty and Burghall's Chester Guide, rev. J. Hicklin [1867], facing
p. 62. |
243 |
|
155 |
Hospital of St. John the Baptist (Blue Coat school), 1891. G. A. Audsley, Stranger's Handbk.
to Chester ([1st edn.], 1891), 105. |
245 |
|
156 |
Chester races, 1753. From an unidentified south-west prospect of Chester, copy in C.C.A.L.S. |
257 |
|
157 |
Chester races, between 1830 and 1840. Lithograph by T. Bailey. |
258 |
|
158 |
Crowds at the Cross and in Eastgate Street, making their way to the races, c. 1903.
Photograph by Frank Simpson: C.P.S., The Cross (slide 69/248). |
259 |
|
159 |
New grandstand, built 1988. Photograph by C. P. Lewis, 2002. |
260 |
|
160 |
Northgate Arena. Photograph by A. F. Kersting. |
261 |
|
161 |
Grosvenor Boat Club members at their boat house. Undated photograph: C.P.S., Subjects
(Grosvenor Rowing Club) (slide 71/867). |
266 |
|
162 |
Pugilism advertised at the Cross, c. 1820. Drawn and etched by W. Batenham for
Hemingway, Hist. Chester, i, facing p. 409. |
267 |
|
163 |
The opening gala at Union Street baths, 1901. From a postcard: C.P.S., Union St. (neg.
MISC 2/12). |
269 |
|
164 |
Albion Hotel, Lower Bridge Street, 1856. Hughes, Stranger's Handbk. [1856], 74. |
270 |
|
165 |
Theatre Royal: entrance in Northgate Street, c. 1810. Drawn and etched by G. Batenham,
reproduced from T. Hughes, Ancient Chester, no. IV (pt.). |
270 |
|
166 |
Music Hall, as refitted in 1855. Drawn by J. Harrison, engraved by J. McGahey for J.C.A.S.
[o.s.], i, facing p. 473. |
271 |
|
167 |
Odeon cinema. Photograph by C. P. Lewis, 2002. |
272 |
|
168 |
Classic cinema, 1964. Photograph by P. Nell: C.P.S., Foregate St. (neg. N 4/4). |
273 |
|
169 |
The cathedral organ of 1875. Illustrated Lond. News, 12 Aug. 1876, p. 153. |
274 |
|
170 |
Chester Historical Pageant, 1910: morris dancers in episode 7, Midsummer Revels.
Photograph by T. Chidley: C.P.S., Subjects (Chester Historical Pageant, 1910) (neg. BIRT
29/8). |
275 |
|
171 |
Performance of Chester mystery plays in St. Werburgh Street, 1997. Photograph supplied by
Chester City Council. |
276 |
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172 |
Blue Coat school entrance. Photograph by C. P. Lewis, 2002. |
278 |
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173 |
Bishop Graham Memorial Ragged School, Princess Street, in use as Chester City Mission,
1966. Photograph by E. G. Williams: C.P.S., Princess St. (neg. W 21/20). |
278 |
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174 |
Victoria Road British school. Photograph by C. P. Lewis, 2002. |
279 |
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175 |
Technical school at Grosvenor Museum, c. 1906. Photograph in J. Williams, The Story of
Chester (1907), 283. |
281 |
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176 |
Chester College, Parkgate Road, with the chapel (left) and College school (right). Chester
College Archives. |
286 |
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177 |
Commercial News Room and City Library. Photograph by A. F. Kersting. |
292 |
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178 |
Public library, St. John Street, 1964. Photograph by J. G. McPeake: C.P. S., St. John St. (neg.
McP 1/5). |
293 |
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179 |
T. M. Lockwood's design for the Grosvenor Museum, 1884. Original drawing in possession
of Lovelock, Mitchell, and Partners, Architects, Chester. |
295 |
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180 |
The Roodee from the west, 1950. C.P.S., Racecourse (neg. MISC 3/2). |
299 |
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181 |
The Groves in 1760. Lieut. Joseph Winder, South-East Prospect of Chester (1760): copy in
C.C.A.L.S. |
300 |
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182 |
The eastern end of the Groves, 1856, with the suspension bridge (left). Hughes, Stranger's
Handbk. [1856], 120. |
301 |
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183 |
Grosvenor park from the south-east, 1867. Gresty and Burghall's Chester Guide, rev. J. Hicklin
[1867], facing p. 59. |
302 |
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184 |
Procession leaving the cathedral during the mayor-making ceremony of 1904. Photograph in
possession of Miss M. G. Haynes-Thomas: C.P.S., Subjects (Mayor Making) (neg. H-T 1/11). |
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