File:Dickenson Road Methodist Chapel OS map 1899.jpg

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English: 1899 map of Rusholme, Manchester, UK showing the former Wesleyan Methodist chapel on Dickenson Road (later the BBC Dickenson Road Studios)
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Source Extract from [:File:Map of Manchester and its Environs OS Map name 104-15, Ordnance Survey, 1889-1909.png|OS Map name 104/15 Longsight, Manchester Museum, Rusholme, M12 4, M15 6, M13 0]
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1899 map of Rusholme, Manchester

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