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English: Second of two lithographs of the Salford Cross, a centuries-old monument which was taken down in 1824 during Manchester's widescale road-widening program of the 1820s. Captured by Scottish artist John Ralston (1789-1833) circa 1821, and published as part of the series Views of Ancient Buildings in Manchester (1823-1825), circa 1823. |
| Date | c.1823 |
| Source | Olde Manchester (1875) |
| Author | John Ralston (1789-1833) |
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| current | 12:47, 12 October 2023 | | 898 × 574 (1,010 KB) | Hercelin | Uploaded a work by John Ralston (1789-1833) from Olde Manchester (1875) with UploadWizard |
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