What is recorded here
This red commemorative plaque records: 13-15 Atherton Street/Built 1770 - 1790, these houses had front doors on a central shared passageway, rather than on the street. They were probably the homes and workshops of watch and toolmakers. Repaired and restored in 2018 by the Prescot Townscape Initiative. Recorded plaque organisation: Prescot Town Council.
13-15 Atherton Street represents an example of late 18th-century domestic architecture, featuring a shared passageway typical of artisans' dwellings and workshops, likely used by watch and toolmakers. The buildings offer insight into the living and working conditions of skilled craftsmen in Prescot during the Industrial Revolution.
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