Nantwich

Nantwich is a town and civil parish in the Cheshire East borough of the English county of Cheshire. It lies on the River Weaver and the Shropshire Union Canal. Nantwich was historically important for its salt industry. It is known for its half-timbered buildings, and has many listed buildings, including three at grade I.

Barker Street & Mill Street [edit]

12 Barker Street
14-16 Barker Street
18 Barker Street
20 Barker Street
34 Barker Street
The Dowery, Barker Street
7 Mill Street
9 Mill Street (2008)
9 Mill Street (2010)
9 Mill Street detail
9 Mill Street detail

Beam Street & Pepper Street [edit]

Wright's Almshouses (2007)
Wright's Almshouses (2010)
Wright's Almshouses detail
Archway of Wright's Almshouses (2007)
Archway (2010)
Engraving of archway
Crewe's Almshouses, Beam Street
Crewe's Almshouses, Beam Street
Fire station, Beam Street
6 Beam Street
15 Beam Street
20 Beam Street
Post office, Pepper Street

Churchyard Side, Church Lane & Monks Lane [edit]

St Mary's Church
St Mary's Church (east view)
St Mary's Church (north east view)
4a Church Lane
1–3 Churchyard Side
1–3 Churchyard Side (detail)
1–3 Churchyard Side (detail)
11 Churchyard Side
11 Churchyard Side (another view)
11 Churchyard Side (detail)
Market Hall, Churchyard Side
Detail of Market Hall
Ye Olde Wych Theatre, Churchyard Side (former cinema)
Two of seven bollards, Churchyard Side
Monks Lane
Congregational Chapel, Monks Lane
Congregational Chapel
Dysart Buildings, Monks Lane (west end)
Dysart Buildings, Monks Lane (east end)
Dysart Buildings detail
Old Grammar School (now demolished)
Old Grammar School porch

High Street [edit]

Crown Hotel
Crown Hotel – second storey detail
Carved corbel, Crown Inn
Union Inn
4-6 High Street
Regent House, 12 High Street
Warwick House, 16–18a High Street
18 High Street
20 High Street
20a–22 High Street
21–23 High Street
28 High Street
38 High Street
41 High Street
41 High St detail
42–44 High Street
45 High Street
42–46 High Street (2006)
46 High Street (2010)
46 High Street (2010)
Castle St side of 46 High Street
Decorative panel from 46 High St (front)
Decorative panel from 46 High St (side)
Ye Olde Vaults, 48 High Street
50 High Street
52 High Street

Hospital Street [edit]

Hospital Street (by Methodist Church)
Churche's Mansion
Detail, Churche's Mansion
Detail, Churche's Mansion
Chatterton House (formerly Lamb Hotel)
Chatterton House detail
Chatterton House detail
Chatterton House detail
Old Lamb Hotel (pre-1861)
Former Methodist Church
Former Methodist Church (another view)
Former Methodist Schools
Nuthurst School
The Rookery
4 Hospital Street
8–10 Hospital Street
9 Hospital Street
11–13 Hospital Street
15–17 Hospital Street
21–23 Hospital Street
25 Hospital Street
30 Hospital Street
32–34 Hospital Street
33 Hospital Street
36 Hospital Street
36 Hospital Street (another view)
38 Hospital Street
38 Hospital Street (another view)
40 Hospital Street
Vine Inn, 42 Hospital Street
46 Hospital Street
46 Hospital Street (another view)
47 Hospital Street
Sweetbriar Hall, 65–67 Hospital Street (2007)
Sweetbriar Hall, 65–67 Hospital Street (2010)
Sweetbriar Hall, 65–67 Hospital Street (2010)
Sweetbriar Hall c. 1883
Old School, rear of Sweetbriar Hall
69–71 Hospital Street
94–96 Hospital Street
116–118 Hospital Street
122–124 Hospital Street
126–128 Hospital Street
126–128 Hospital Street (another view)
130–132 Hospital Street
134 Hospital Street
134 Hospital Street (another view)
136–138 Hospital Street
140–142 Hospital Street
140 Hospital Street detail
140 Hospital Street detail
144 Hospital Street
146 Hospital Street
148 Hospital Street

Pillory Street & Cocoa Yard [edit]

1–5 Pillory Street (also 2 Hospital Street)
Pillory Street face of 1–5 Pillory Street
1–5 Pillory Street: window detail
Pillory St from old watercolour
Cocoa Yard
Chimney in Cocoa Yard; remains of wheelwright's forge & smithy which made parts for Welch's Coach Manufactory (now demolished)
Millennium Clock, Cocoa Yard
Victoria Cocoa House, Pillory Street
52–62 Pillory Street
60–62 Pillory Street