Bradley Street, Manchester
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Bradley Street, Manchester
Image: © Tricia Neal Taken: 28 Feb 2014
Bradley Street is in the Northern Quarter. The black plaque on these buildings says: "4, 6 and 8 Bradley Street: Two "one-up one-down" houses in each of these three outriggers to the rear of the grander properties on Lever Street were built in 1787. Although rebuilt and altered in 1996, they represent the last surviving examples of this type of accommodation in the City. Records indicate as many as 12 people living in one property."
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Image Location
Latitude
53.483711
Longitude
-2.232783