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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Cheshire => Topic started by: gilesc on Sunday 06 February 11 13:15 GMT (UK)
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Hello,
Does anyone have any old photos of Applemarket Street Northwich? Or any of the old market?
I'm aware of copyright issues but would love to have a look.
regards
Carolyn
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Can't find Applemarket Street but this is a good site for 'looking'
www.francisfrith.com
Linda
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Hi
Yes it's a good site and I have used it, but I don't know Northwich so I can't tell which of the photos of Northwich on the frith site are of Applemarket St. None of them acually say " Applemarket".
Thank you for getting back to me so quickly.
Carolyn.
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Hi, I was at the Weaver Hall, Workhouse and Salt Museum in Northwich just before Christmas and they had books and photo's of 'Old Northwich' The staff were extremely helpful. It might be worth giving them a ring. The contact details are on the following site.
Regards
Kathb
http://www.cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk/visiting/museums/weaver-hall.aspx
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This is great info. Many thanks Kath. Will contact the Salt Museum tomorrow.
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You are welcome, good luck. The museum had quite a lot of photographs so fingers crossed. You could also try the Northwich library.
Regards
Kathb
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Hi, just another thought, not sure how far away from Northwich you are, but there is a family history fair in the Memorial Hall on 19th February. There is sure to be someone on the day that could help. Details are at this site
http://www.fhsc.org.uk/
Regards
Kathb
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Hi, Carolyn, I just had a thought and checked the Cheshire Archives site of Cheshire Images and there are a few on Applemarket Street. Just enter the street in the search box.
http://www.picturecheshire.org.uk/index.php
Regards
Kathb
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Hi Kath, These images are great, many thanks
Carolyn.
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Hi, Carolyn, glad they help.
Regards
Kathb
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Hi ,
The market hall being knocked down 1966
http://www.northwich-forum.co.uk/ImagesofOldNorthwich.htm
John
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Good morning John,
Many thanks for these images, I learn more about Northwich every day thanks to Rootschat. Great.
Carolyn