A photographic exploration of the town of Hyde, Cheshire, UK. A continuation of Hyde Daily Photo.
Monday, 21 March 2011
Benevolent Buildings 1834
On the corner of Vernon Street and Market Street lie the Benevolent Buildings built in 1834.
I only noticed the sign in the wall very recently. Part of the building is now a private art gallery while on the corner is a chandlers.
I was pleased to see that they had cut a space in the wooden cladding so as not to obscure the old sign.
I know nothing about its history.
You can see a close-up view on Hyde Daily Photo and a full colour version of this photograph on Geograph.
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