A local, self appoint, historian told me that Anne Street is named after Anne of Cleves, the fourth wife of King Henry VIII. I decided not to correct him - Anne Street was named after Anne Rankin, who owned the five houses in the street in the mid-nineteenth century. She is named as the owner on Griffith’s valuation (circa 1850).
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FISHERMEN MURAL