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The Yellow House, Stanley - The Property of the Corporation

Courtesy of The Derby Collection | All Rights Reserved

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Date

1859

Artist

Collection

The Derby Collection

Acknowledgements

Digitised by TWW

Image Licence

All Rights Reserved

Image Credit

Courtesy of The Derby Collection

Location

Stanley, Merseyside, England

Country

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Residential Buildings

Category

Buildings & Architecture

TWW Comment

Source: Footnote 8- 8. Now called Kensington and Prescot Road. On the north side in 1816 stood the house of Dr. Solomon, proprietor of a then famous medicine called the 'Balm of Gilead.' On the south side the corporation of Liverpool have formed Jubilee Gardens, a recreation ground. Further on, at the north side of the road, is Newsham Park; the Yellow House (1617) formerly stood there; and on the south side is the district called Fairfield. Beyond Fairfield is Stanley, where is the principal cattle market for Liverpool; it was formerly owned by a private company, but has been acquired by the corporation. (https://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/lancs/vol3/pp11-19)

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