< Portal:Cheshire < Did you know
- ...that during the English Civil War, the Crown Inn (pictured) in Nantwich was used as a place of worship, as the church was used as a prison?
- ...that when 30 Bridge Street, Chester was rebuilt in 1890, it was unique at that period in the city because it was no higher than the building it replaced?
- ... that architectural historian Edward Hubbard wrote the definitive biography of Cheshire architect John Douglas, but died before it could be published?
- ...that David Beckham and Victoria Adams were given a replica of Rookery Hall as a cake at their engagement party?
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