Reddish Conservative Club
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Reddish Conservative Club
Image: © Gerald England Taken: 18 Mar 2013
Reddish Conservative Club was founded in 1899. The building that Reddish Conservative Club now occupies was built in 1870. Originally called Summerfield House, it was built as a residential building for the Shawcross family. A significant extension to Summerfield House was constructed in 1908 (this date is given on a plaque embedded into the extension). The Committee of Reddish Conservative Club purchased Summerfield House in 1912. The double bay windows on the ground floor of this extension have since been lost to a more recent extension. In 1977, a flat-roofed, single storey extension was added as a purpose-built snooker room. https://reddishconclub.co.uk/club-history/
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Image Location
Latitude
53.440238
Longitude
-2.15878