This collectible booklet, "Watergate Street: The Rows Research Project," is an essential interim report first published in 1988 within the Chester Archaeological Society Journal, Volume 69. Authored by A. N. Brown, J. C. Grenville, and R. C. Turner, this publication provides a deep dive into the medieval architecture and urban development of Chester's famous Watergate Street.
The text is richly illustrated with detailed perspective cutaways, reconstruction plans of 13th-century structures (such as Booth Mansion and The Leche House), and technical drawings of braced ceiling beams and corbel tabling. It is a vital resource for anyone interested in English heritage, timber-framed buildings, or the archaeology of North West England.
The booklet is structurally sound with secure staple binding.
The covers show light age-related toning and minor shelf wear consistent with its age (1988), particularly visible on the rear cover.
Internal pages are clean, bright, and free from annotations. High-quality architectural diagrams and floor plans remain sharp and legible.
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