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-- -- skip to content [email protected] youtube instagram facebook home newton-le-willows earlestown winwick burtonwood old postcards old maps search for: newton history newton history / haydock: a history of the county of lancaster: volume 4. 2018-11-12t20:37:22+00:00 by steven dowd | haydock , local history | in history haydock has been named as hedoc, 1169; heddoch, 1170; haidoc, 1212. and then recently called haydock this township has an area of 2,409 acres. (fn. 1) from its situation between newton and ashton it seems to have been cut off [...] read more haydock: some history 2018-11-12t19:25:21+00:00 by steven dowd | haydock , local history | haydock historic characterisation project from 2011 conducted by national museums liverpool and english heritage township: haydock geology: the solid geology is coal measures sandstone overlain by drift deposits of boulder clay. historic core: according to the os 6” 1st edition [...] read more george & robert stephenson 2018-04-19t19:33:09+00:00 by steven dowd | local history | the life of george stephenson and his son robert stephenson comprising also a history of the invention and introduction of the railway locomotive. by samual smiles with portraits and numerous illustrations. [iii] preface. the present is a revised edition of [...] read more history of burtonwood brewery 2014-01-10t23:39:02+00:00 by steven dowd | burtonwood , local history | burtonwood brewery: brewing began 1867 on march 13th, 1867, james and jane forshaw purchased the land on which the burtonwood brewery now stands. james had some brewing training while employed at the bath springs brewery, ormskirk, and probably [...] read more the burtonwood chapel 2014-01-10t21:55:16+00:00 by steven dowd | burtonwood , local history | the chapel of burtonwood was founded by sir thomas de bold in 1605, when burtonwood was part of the parish of warrington. it was consecrated by the rt rev john lord, bishop of chester, on 16th december 1634 in the [...] read more the story of burtonwood 2014-01-10t21:26:00+00:00 by steven dowd | burtonwood , local history | in the last 25 years the name of burtonwood has been carried by thousands of american servicemen to countries all over the world. it is the only place in the british isles to bear this name, and is possibly more [...] read more castle hill, newton-le-willows 2018-04-07t22:54:37+00:00 by steven dowd | local history , newton-le-willows | 1980's archaeological excavations. he text for this post is transcribed from two pamphlets that where produced at the time of the 1980s digs at castle hill, to aid public understanding of the work that was being carried out by the [...] read more winwick : it’s history and antiquities 2014-01-05t12:36:48+00:00 by steven dowd | local history , winwick | by william beamont. second edition, 1878 time, that great clock which requires no winding up, and possesses what so many dreamers have sought for and sought in vain—the secret of perpetual motion—has also, like other clocks, from time to time, [...] read more burtonwood – the truth about g.i. town 2014-01-03t08:55:48+00:00 by steven dowd | burtonwood , local history | four miles from warrington in lancashire, is burtonwood, the great maintenance base for the american air lift to berlin. there several thousand young americans, most of whom had never been overseas before, were dumped far from their homes with orders [...] read more the vulcan works – making the lion roar again 2013-12-29t02:12:19+00:00 by steven dowd | local history , newton-le-willows | during the early part of 1979, ruston diesels limited, the company then occupying the historic vulcan foundry site, agreed to restore the locomotive lion which had been a static exhibit for many years in the transport gallery of liverpool museum. [...] read more digging into the roots of history 2013-12-28t22:47:09+00:00 by steven dowd | local history , newton-le-willows , winwick | i recently purchased a number of the burtonwood brewery in-house 'top hat' magazines from the 1980s, in one of them was this article concerning the excavation of the southworth burial mound which is between winwick and lowton. digging into the [...] read more steam-boiler explosion at newton 2018-11-12t19:30:54+00:00 by steven dowd | earlestown , local history , newton-le-willows | there was a great loss of life by a steam-boiler explosion at newton.. 22nd sept 1838 we regret to inform that the viaduct foundry on the manchester & liverpool line of railway at newton in the willows, the property of [...] read more earlestown war memorial – unveiled by lord newton. 2013-12-28t16:31:44+00:00 by steven dowd | earlestown , local history | earlestown, war memorial on saturday afternoon, at earlestown, lord newton unveiled a memorial of the south african war, which has been erected outside the town hall in honour of fifty men of newton-in-makerfield who volunteered for service in [...] read more st, oswald’s, winwick. 2018-04-07t10:04:38+00:00 by steven dowd | local history , winwick | winwick church from the south there is no beginning to the istory of winwick. it goes beyond the fourteenth century to the earliest days of the english, to a time "when a king of mercia was resisting evangelisation [...] read more lady hill – newton-le-willows 2013-12-22t17:11:21+00:00 by steven dowd | local history , newton-le-willows | i noted that some questions have been asked about lady hill, a barrow or not a barrow? good question, i do not think its ever been investigated, the rev simpson conducted an investigation into the castle hill barrow/mound in the [...] read more the public library – crow lane, newton 2013-12-22t23:50:15+00:00 by steven dowd | local history , newton-le-willows | the first library in newton-in-makerfield was, we believe, the one in connection with the mechanics institute held at the printing works. it contained some 400 volumes, which had a fair number of readers. adult members paid 2s. 6d per quarter, [...] read more autobiography of garret ronayne 2013-12-22t17:13:19+00:00 by steven dowd | earlestown , local history | an old indian mutiny veteran, who served diligently and faithfully throughout the mutiny of 1857-1858. having been asked by several, of my friends to give a short sketch of my eventful career, i have pleasure in dedicating to them my [...] read more newton le willows: 1830 – 1945 2013-12-22t17:11:21+00:00 by steven dowd | local history , newton-le-willows | i have spent the last few hours transcribing a thesis by lynton j. smith which i was loaned by geoff simm into a text file, so that it could be used here into the website, its a splendid work on [...] read more castle hill by the rev. edmund sibson 2013-12-22t17:11:21+00:00 by steven dowd | local history , newton-le-willows | the following account was written in 1843 by the rev. edmund sibson, once curate at winwick, and after- wards vicar of st. thomass, ashton-in-makerfield, and is entitled "an account of the opening of an ancient barrow called castle hill, near [...] read more antiquarian notes on our neighbourhood 2013-12-22t17:11:21+00:00 by steven dowd | local history , newton-le-willows | historical and antiquarian notes on warrington and its neighbourhood by john babson, esq. the object of the present communication will be to combine as well as i can the evidence from historical records, local traditions, and existing remains, so that [...] read more the barons of newton 2013-12-22t17:11:21+00:00 by steven dowd | local history , newton-le-willows | devices and armorial bearings of the barons of newton and their kindred. this is a fragment of the seal of warin banastre, son of robert banastre, and heir to his brother richard, who died 23rd april, 1205. this seal was [...] read more crow lane hall & newton serjeants 2013-12-22t18:51:19+00:00 by steven dowd | earlestown , local history , newton-le-willows | this building, probably the oldest in the township, was formerly a moated grange, ve

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