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Cheshire, a western county of England, between the Mersey and the Dee, the chief mineral products of which are coal and rock-salt, and the agricultural, butter and cheese; has numerous manufacturing towns, with every facility for inter-communication, and the finest pasture-land in England.

Population (1907) 730,000

From Nuttall Encylopædia, 1907

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Chester, from the Alford Road.
Brereton, Cheshire
Cholmondeley Castle
Eaton Hall.—Duke of Westminster
The New or Water Tower, Chester
Nether Alderly, Cheshire
Ruins of St. John’s, from the Grosvenor Park,
Cathedral from the N.E. and part of City Wall.
Cathedral Cloisters and King’s School
Chester Cathedral Tower from St. John’s Street
Water Tower, with Roman Hypocaust
Ancient Half-Timbered Houses, Foregate Street
1045.—Stone Church
1046.—Stone Church, south door.
1047.—Stone Church, Nave and Chancel.
Eaton Hall
Prestbury Old Hall
Overview map of Cheshire, England
Antique Map of Cheshire
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Places Shown

Brereton Hall; Brereton Green; Brereton; Cheshire; England

Cheshire; England

Chester; Cheshire; England

Cholmondeley; Malpas; Cheshire; England

Eaton; Chester; Cheshire; England

Ecclestone; Cheshire; England

Nether Alderley; Cheshire; England

Prestbury; Cheshire; England

Stone; Cheshire; England