Former presbytery and school of St. Vincent's Catholic Church, New Street, Altrincham
1814-c.2010s
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Documents, ephemera and photos.
The material is accompanied by a printed document which gives some context to the location of the discovery of the items. According to this document, in 1858, Fr. Thomas Walton, rector of a church on New Street, bought two houses on the street. His successor, Fr. Henry Alcock, built the church of St. Vincent on the street, and served the parish for 47 years. In the house adjoining the presbytery, Alcock started a school in 1858.
An 1878 map of Altrincham held by Trafford Local Studies shows two adjoined buildings on New Street, close to Wellington Street, with St. Vincent Catholic Church behind them. The two adjoined buildings are in the same location as 77a and 77 New Street today [2021].
Title:
Former presbytery and school of St. Vincent's Catholic Church, New Street, Altrincham
Date of work:
1814-c.2010s
Search dates:
01 Jan 1814 - 31 Dec 2019
Reference number:
LHC/1894/6/4
Level of description:
Series from Collection: Local Heritage Collection (LHC)
Type of materials:
Textual material
Part of:
Sub-sub-sub-sub-sub-collection: Ephemera, Albums and Scrapbooks (LHC/1894/6)
Includes:
Custodial history:
These items were found in the attic space of 77A New Street, Altrincham, by the then owner Pam Howard. They have been digitised for the Altrincham Area Image Archive.
Access restrictions:
UnrestrictedThis item is located in the archives and is available for study by appointment only. Materials must be requested at least one working day in advance, and by placing an Archival Request.
Use restrictions:
Copyright appliesIt is the sole responsibility of the researcher to acquire any necessary permission(s) from copyright owners, as well as to ensure that their work does not breach copyright terms and conditions.
Language:
English
Record number:
8157861
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