Built between c.1910 and c.1930.
The size and scale of this building mark it out in the streetscape. Though the upper floor brick has been painted, it nonetheless contrasts with the surrounding rendered buildings. The simple shop is well designed and executed and is one of the few surviving traditional shopfronts in Blackpool.
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| Address | 39 Mary Street, Cork |
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| County | Pubs in Cork |
| Revenue ref | CXP654 |
The size and scale of this building mark it out in the streetscape. Though the upper floor brick has been painted, it nonetheless contrasts with the surrounding rendered buildings. The simple shop is well designed and executed and is one of the few surviving traditional shopfronts in Blackpool.
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