What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Talking Town The Lamb Hotel A fine example of Edwardian taste, this hotel dates back to at least 1862 and was rebuilt in 1906 Labore omni a florent City of Salford Eccles History Trail Recorded plaque organisation: City of Salford.
The Lamb Hotel in Eccles is a notable architectural remnant of Edwardian era tastes, originally established by at least 1862 and significantly reconstructed in 1906, reflecting the period's aesthetic preferences and the local history of Eccles.
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