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  • +{"en"=>" Backhouse's Bank: New home of Sunshine Coop"}
  • +{"en"=>" Backhouse's Bank: New home of Sunshine Coop"}
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  • +{"en"=>" Backhouse's Bank: New home of Sunshine Coop"}
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  • +["This terrace (No. 170) housed one of the two banks in Sunderland during the early-19th century. J & Co. Backhouse's Bank, one of the most influential in the North East opened a branch here in 1816. \nhttps://historicengland.org.uk/get-involved/visit/walking-tours/sunderland-heritage-walk/170-175-high-street-west/ \n\nIt is now the new home of Sunshine Coop\nhttps://www.sunshinecooperative.co.uk/"]
  • +["This terrace (No. 170) housed one of the two banks in Sunderland during the early-19th century. J & Co. Backhouse's Bank, one of the most influential in the North East opened a branch here in 1816. \nhttps://historicengland.org.uk/get-involved/visit/walking-tours/sunderland-heritage-walk/170-175-high-street-west/ \n\nIt is now the new home of Sunshine Coop\nhttps://www.sunshinecooperative.co.uk/"]
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  • +["This terrace (No. 170) housed one of the two banks in Sunderland during the early-19th century. J & Co. Backhouse's Bank, one of the most influential in the North East opened a branch here in 1816. \nhttps://historicengland.org.uk/get-involved/visit/walking-tours/sunderland-heritage-walk/170-175-high-street-west/ \n\nIt is now the new home of Sunshine Coop\nhttps://www.sunshinecooperative.co.uk/"]
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  • +["This terrace (No. 170) housed one of the two banks in Sunderland during the early-19th century. J & Co. Backhouse's Bank, one of the most influential in the North East opened a branch here in 1816. \nhttps://historicengland.org.uk/get-involved/visit/walking-tours/sunderland-heritage-walk/170-175-high-street-west/ \n\nIt is now the new home of Sunshine Coop\nhttps://www.sunshinecooperative.co.uk/"]
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