The Lord Clyde was here
Introduction
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The Lord Clyde was here
Image: © Oxyman Taken: 18 Oct 2008
This plot of land at 90 Tyers Street was once a Victorian pub called The Lord Clyde, it was converted to a hostel also called The Lord Clyde which was used for many years. The Hostel retained many original pub features such as the bar which was used to serve food and traditional pub stile signs. Now apparently despite local objections this plot is to be redeveloped as "Lord Clyde – Intermediate Housing"
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Image Location
Latitude
51.487843
Longitude
-0.119509