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Near Crewe centre.
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Looking down towards Crewe market hall.
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This grade-II-listed, Gothic style brown-brick building dating from 1847 nestles incongruously among much newer and less interesting buildings. It was formerly a Congregational church
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Looking across Chester Bridge in the direction of Edleston Road. On the right, and just below the top of the demolished wall, there is a bench mark - [[1547586]]
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Once a railway bridge, the trees behind the parapet show that it is one no longer.
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These decorative cast iron railings are along both sides of Chester Bridge and they look old enough to be rare survivors from the wartime metal salvage scheme. The tower of Christ Church can be seen in the background.
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Looking towards Chester Bridge from Market Street.
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This is a clear cut bench mark, just before the parapet of Chester Bridge, and is cut into the softer red brick rather than the adjacent, much harder, blue engineering bricks. The wall has been partly demolished, and there is a notice offering the land behind for redevelopment, so the bench mark may not be there for much longer. See also [[1547594]]
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Looking north along Market Street from Chester Bridge.
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General view in Crewe's main square.
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Dist:0.1km<br/>There are several rows of old terraced houses alongside Chester Street in Crewe that have been restored. On the end of Dorfold Street, next to the lamppost, there is a wartime letter 'H' painted indicating the presence nearby of a fire hydrant - see [[1540406]].
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Dist:0.1km<br/>Some of the few remaining cottages built for railway workers in the middle of the nineteenth century in Crewe.
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Dist:0.1km<br/>This magnificent red-brick corner building, decorated with white tiling, dominates a busy mini-roundabout on Market Street. It is now used as a bookmaker's.
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Dist:0.1km<br/>Grazziella's stands on the corner of Chester Street and Market Street, although the address is 33 Market Street.
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