Rails under Penny Meadow
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Rails under Penny Meadow
Image: © Gerald England Taken: 19 Nov 2009
The Manchester Victoria to Stalybridge railway line viewed from Romney Street bridge. On the other side of Penny Meadow is Albion Mill. Originally it was Albion Congregational Chapel built in 1834. When a new Chapel was built in 1895, it became Day School. In recent years it was a carpet warehouse but now houses office furniture.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.490018
Longitude
-2.087678