A plaque erected by Leicester City Council, which reads - The Conduit - This was a lead channel built in 1645 to take fresh water from St Margaret's Fields to the Retail Market. It ran from Conduit Street to the end of Victoria Parade. Photo taken 1994

View of Conduit Street. Photo taken 1994

View of Conduit Street. Photo taken 1994

The Jolly Miller Public House, Conduit Street. Photo taken 1994

Houses in Conduit Street

View along Conduit Street looking towards Swain Street and Sparkenhoe Street

Daykin and Geary Ltd, Conduit Street.

Houses nos; 83-87 on the south side of Conduit Street. Taken from Upper Fox Street.

Conduit Street taken from Slate Street.

Houses nos; 51-58 Conduit Street, taken from Upper Fox Street

Conduit Street houses between Glebe Street and Andover Street

Houses nos;94 and 96 Conduit Street. Photo taken 1969

Conduit Street looking towards London Road

A section of Conduit Street between East Goscote Street and Framland Street. Photo taken 1965

Rear view of houses nos; 92-102 Upper Conduit Street. Marston Cottages are on the right.

Upper Conduit Street at the corner with West Gostcote Street. Photo taken 1965

The rear of houses nos; 113-115 Upper Conduit Street. Nos; 113 is only 5 feet wide at the rear. Photo taken 1967.

A row of houses, nos 90-112, in Upper Conduit Street. photo taken from Underhill Street, 1967

Conduit Street.

No. 111 Upper Conduit Street next to the Co-op, in 1967. No.111 was home to the Densham family. The council inspected the property in the late 1950's and found it unfit for habitation. The Denshams were probably one of the first families in the area to be rehoused.

The Leicester Co-op in 1967. No. 111 Upper Conduit Street is just to the left of the Co-op.

Upper Conduit Street, 1967 looking up the hill towards the Co-op.

Upper Conduit Street, 1967.

Upper Conduit Street, 1967 looking down the hill past the Co-op.

Upper Conduit Street, 1967.