Port Sunlight model village

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Port Sunlight model village is a planned workers’ community on the Wirral Peninsula in England, built by the Lever Brothers soap company in the late 19th century and noted for its distinctive garden-village architecture and social housing ideals.

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Port Sunlight railway station serves Port Sunlight model village
The Lever Collection associatedWith Port Sunlight model village
Hulme Hall architecturalContext Port Sunlight model village
Christ Church, Port Sunlight associatedWith Port Sunlight model village
Christ Church, Port Sunlight foundedAsPartOf Port Sunlight village development
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Port Sunlight soap works partOf Port Sunlight model village
Douglas and Fordham associatedWith Port Sunlight model village