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In the reign of Emperor Vespasian with the Deva Victrix name in 79 AD, Chester was founded as a "castrum" or Roman fort. Chester Town Hall and Grosvenor Museum are examples of Industrial Revolution Victorian buildings as it brought new roads, canals, and railways to the city, which saw expansion and development.
Visit WebsiteThe railway stations at Chester, the Station at Chester Northgate and Chester General and the Chester Cattle Market, meant that Hoole with its railways, and Newtown with canal and cattle market, were responsible for providing the majority of workers and in turn, throughout the Industrial Revolution, the amount of Chester's wealth production.
Visit WebsiteChester was granted Fairtrade City status on 13 January 2002. Independent school, the girls-only Queen's School was founded in 1878 as "The Chester School for Girls". Built in 1913, Chester's Groves area is a bandstand that is Grade II listed location.
Visit WebsiteThe weekly Chester Chronicle include Chester's newspapers; Chester Evening Leader is no longer in publication. Chester has a hospital named after Countess of Chester and Princess of Wales, Diana, the Countess of Chester Hospital, and its university, the University of Chester.
Visit WebsiteLakewood, Colorado, USA; L rrach, Germany; Sens, France; and Senigallia, Italy are twinned with Chester. The St Peter's church is to the north of which, which as an ecumenical centre is used, at the Roman roads intersection is Chester Cross.
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