Seven Miles Out
Introduction
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Seven Miles Out
Image: © Gerald England Taken: 19 Mar 2014
Originally the Angel Inn and from the 1790s a theatre where it was possible to have a drink and enjoy a night of thespian magic. Afterwards further "pleasures" were available with the ladies of the night in the inn's notorious Angel Yard behind. It was completely refronted in 1886 by the Stockport architect Thomas Allen. The ground floor was altered in the late 20th century. The façade has ornate plasterwork to the upper floor. The lower part is modelled to resemble masonry, with window surrounds with angel's heads Image, a frieze above and a panel which formerly had the name Angel Inn. Above is a triglyph frieze, and a large cross patterns, a bracketed cornice and parapet. In recent times it was the home of Chafe's solicitors Image until 2010. Now it is the home of "Seven Miles Out" http://www.sevenmilesoutarts.co.uk/ a digital and visual arts centre.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.411477
Longitude
-2.15747