Millennium Festival Trail: Blue Bell - No 36
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Millennium Festival Trail: Blue Bell - No 36
Image: © John S Turner Taken: 30 Jan 2008
The Chester Millennium Festival Trail is a route that was created in the year 2000, and which winds through the city passing 40 buildings of architectural interest. This marker is named BLUE BELL and is No 36. It is set into pavement under the overhang of the upper dining room. This building is dated 1494 and is one of the oldest in Chester, however, it is no longer called the Blue Bell. The next plaque on the trail is: Image
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Image Location
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53.193277
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-2.885735