Houses, Blackburn Road, Ribchester
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Houses, Blackburn Road, Ribchester
Image: © Humphrey Bolton Taken: 14 May 2007
The English Heritage listing states that the central house of the row in the foreground was probably built in the early 18C. The windows still have mullions and transoms. The creeper-covered house on the right was evidently built later, as it blocks a mullioned window in the east attic wall of the central house. The house obscured by the tree has 19C windows and door surround. The new-looking house to the left has had a 'face-lift'; it was the post-office.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.81406
Longitude
-2.532442