What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: County Court (former) Grade II Listed 1875 Originally designed as a Post Office to house the increasing demands of a growing Rochdale, this building was the County Court of Rochdale from the 1930's to 1998. Recorded plaque organisation: Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council.
Originally constructed in 1875 as a Post Office for Rochdale's expanding population, this Grade II listed building later served as the County Court from the 1930s until 1998, reflecting the area’s administrative evolution.
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Photo: Brian Cooper · CC BY 2.0