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Bob Latchford

The black and white timber and plaster house which was in Wash Lane and known as the Plague House was built in 1650 by Richard Warburton. Wash Lane was then the old road to London and alongside the road ran a wide brook which rose at every high tide of the river, and had to be crossed by stepping stones. A stone which formed part of the round coping of the courtyard, had been hollowed out. Its cavity was four and half inches square and two inches deep was said to have been used for provisions

Nancy Latchford — Jonathons.ca

SOME of the iconic pictures of Warrington's history captured by local photographer Eddie Whitham included the rare times submarines travelled up the Manchester Ship Canal, through Latchford Locks.

Bob Latchford Birmingham City 1972

Bob Latchford

Blast from the Past – Bob Latchford

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