
What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: 69-77 Lever Street. Five Georgian town houses built in 1787, which were also used as places of business. Their close relationship with workshops and artisans dwellings at the rear make the group of buildings unique in Manchester. Recorded plaque organisation: Manchester City Council.
69-77 Lever Street comprises five Georgian townhouses constructed in 1787, notable for their integration of residential and commercial functions alongside artisan workshops, making them a unique architectural ensemble in Manchester that reflects the industrial era's urban development.
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