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| Cross Belgrave Street, rear of Belgrave Central Church (City Centre) |
 | 1970s.
Image shows part of the rear of the old Belgrave Central Church (Congregational), located on Cross Belgrave Street, between the junctions of Merrion Place and Belgrave Street and close to the Wrens Public House.
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[2]
| Cross Belgrave Street, Wrens Hotel (City Centre) (2 comments) |
| 1970s.
View of Cross Belgrave Street showing the Wrens Hotel on the left at the junction with Merrion Street. Named after its original owner Alfred Wren, it was opened in 1880. Further along are Leo Goldman, tailor, and R.L. Gowns. At the end of the block is Greenhills (Dress you Better) Ltd. of Belgrave Hall. The junction with Belgrave Street is on the right.
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| Merrion Street (City Centre) (2 comments) |
| February 1963.
Image shows Merrion Street from the junction with New Briggate. The furniture shop of S. Wolfson can be seen at numbers 26 to 30 Merrion Street. To the right of Wolfson's part of the Wrens Hotel is visible.
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| Merrion Street, The Wrens (City Centre) |
 | c1998.
View of The Wrens public house on Merrion Street by the junction with Cross Belgrave Street, seen on the right. Named after its original owner Alfred Wren, it was opened in 1880. Now a Tetley's house, it has a theatrical atmosphere, being popular with theatre goers at the nearby Grand.
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[5]
| The Wrens Public House (City Centre) (1 comment) |
| 17th September 1999.This view shows the Wrens Public House on the corner of Merrion Street and New Briggate. It is a Tetley pub. There are several people on the street.
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