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The Congleton Bath House

Description

The Congleton Bath House is a small brick building set an a triangular plot of land which had formed part of the formal gardens or pleasure grounds attached to Bradshaw House. This booklet looks at its possible origins and subsequent restoration at the beginning of the 21st century.

 

Author:  Albert Williams

 

Booklet size:  A5

The Congleton Bath House

£1.20

The possible origins of The Congleton Bath House, a small brick building which was once in the grounds attached to Bradshaw House.

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