Converted building of St Anne's Convent, Angate Street
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Converted building of St Anne's Convent, Angate Street
Image: © Andrew Curtis Taken: 2 Sep 2011
St Anne's Convent and girls' school was established in 1892. It was sold for development in 2004. Several of the original buildings were converted for private houses and land to the rear has been developed with new houses and apartments. The road by the side leads to the Demesne Mill long-stay car park and picnic area Image There is a photo from the same location here Image
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Image Location
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54.732244
Longitude
-1.882414