Schools 95
Streets 51
Training College 29
Walls of Chester 26
Water Gate 32
Water Tower 30
PREFACE.
THE visit of the Royal Agricultural Society of England to Chester in
July, 1858, seems a fitting occasion on which to present to the public an
entirely NEW EDITION of the CHESTER GUIDE, which has been carefully
revised throughout, with the requisite care and intelligence for securing
to strangers a useful memorial of the “old city.” The work is also
embellished with a numerous series of engravings, and an illustrated
plan, which will facilitate the visitor’s inspection of the interesting
remains and modern attractions with which Chester abounds; and also
supply a pictorial reminiscence of scenes and places that may perchance
excite pleasant memories. In this hope our Manual is committed to public
favour, which, the editor trusts, will be so heartily manifested, as to
require, at no very distant day, a renewal of his services as a literary
“GUIDE.”
_Chester_, _June_ 24, 1858.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
Chester, from Curzon Park to face page 1
Edgar’s Cave 6
Stone Altars 18
City Walls 25
King Charles’s Tower 26
Water Tower, &c. 30
Chester Cemetery 35
Watergate Street Row 49
Eastgate Street 53
God’s Providence House 54
Bishop Lloyd’s House 56
Old Palace House 58
Chester Cathedral 65
Cloisters ditto 70
St. John’s Church 79
Chancel Ruins of ditto 82
Independent Chapel 92
With a Novel Plan, containing Eight Views of EATON HALL:—
West Front East Front
Grosvenor Lodge Eaton Lodge
Dining Room Drawing Room
Saloon Library
Together with Twenty-One other Illustrations:—
Chester from the Dee Northgate Street
Eastgate Street Eastgate
Chester Castle Railway Station
Chester from Boughton Ford Abbey Gate
Bridge Street Roman Bath
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