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Rowland's
Methodist Church.
Built
2005. |
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Church Entrance |
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View inside the church |
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Summerseat station.
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Photo taken by
Paul Anderson.
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Platform at
Summerseat Station
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Steps
to station
and
bridge.
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Photo taken by
Paul Anderson.
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Railway
Street from
the station.
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Another
one of Railway
Street from
the station.
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The
river Irwell
taken
from the
station.
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Click
here for more Information & photos of this building.
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This one shows the
old railway goods shed on Rowlands
road
next to the station.
This building was made a Grade II Listed Building
on the
27th November 2007. |
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Train
going over
viaduct in Summerseat.
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Train
passing through Summerseat
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Station
bridge and
river Irwell.
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The Flying Scotsman coming into Summerseat Station in
1993
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The
Flying Scotsman
at
the platform of Summerseat Station -
1993 |
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Cottages
on Robin
Road.
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Another
one of the
cottages on Robin
Road.
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Footballers
Inn
Public
House.
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Hamers
Arms
Public
House.
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Summerseat House -
Built in 1836 for
Richard Hamer. |
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Summerseat House
Front Entrance |
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This shows
the rear of Summerseat House
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Building at the rear of Summerseat House |
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Peel
Hall.
Grade
II Listed Building |
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Part of the lovely
gardens of Peel Hall |
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This shows the rear of
Peel Hall |
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This shows a date stone
at
Pell Hall dated 1706
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John Robinson Kay Home, Front Entrance.
This is just off Walmersley Road
at
the top of Bass Lane.
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John
Robinson Kay Home. |
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Rows
of brick terraced
houses,
originally
mill
workers
housing
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Photo taken by
Paul Anderson.
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Lovely photo showing the back pathway between the rows
of brick houses.
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Another
view of the brick terraced houses.
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Photo taken by
Paul Anderson
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Another
photo showing the rows of brick houses in the village.
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Photo taken by
Paul Anderson.
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This photo shows part of the cobbled pathway that goes from
Brooksbottom and Nuttall at Ramsbottom.
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Railway
viaduct,
Spinning's
in the background.
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Hamer
Terrace.
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Photo taken by
Paul Anderson.
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Photo of Hamer Terrace, you can see the rows of Brick Houses
in the background.
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Photo taken by
Paul Anderson.
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Lovely photo showing Hamer Terrace, the row
of four cottages on the
left of the photo were
built on the site that the
old St. Wilfred's
Mission Chapel once stood.
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The
Spinning's apartments, formerly Brooksbottom cotton mill.
The
Spinning's is a grade II listed building.
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Photo taken by
Paul Anderson.
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The
Spinning's apartments, formerly Brooksbottom cotton mill.
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Photo taken by
Paul Anderson.
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Front
Entrance to the Spinnings Apartments |
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Spinning's
Apartments, Looking from Bass Lane. (Used to be Joshua Hoyles Cotton Mill).
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Photo taken by
Paul Anderson.
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A great photo
showing the rear of
the Spinnings
Apartments, where they back on to the river Irwell.
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Photo taken by
Paul Anderson.
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Waterside
Kay Bridge.
I can remember attending
the nursery that was once located in this section of
the cotton
mill, it also used to be the canteen area.
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Waterside Kay
bridge.
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The
Waterside,
This used to be the canteen of Joshua Hoyles Cotton Mill.
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Luxury
cottages
Formerly
railway siding sheds
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Luxury
apartments
Formerly
railway engine sheds.
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View
towards the
railway
from the hill
behind the Brick
Houses.
You
can see an old photo of this scene
in Gallery 2
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Photo taken by
Paul Anderson.
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Another view towards Rowlands, you can see the rows
of brick houses just behind the trees, also on the left of the photo
you can see the Spinnings Apartments. |
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Here is a
lovely photo of the station at Summerseat taken from a great angle.
The red brick properties in the background are the houses on Queens
Place. |
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Don't
forget to visit our Old Maps Page,
as there are 3 maps showing Summerseat. |
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1818 map of Summerseat, Holcombe Brook and Tottington. |
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1894 map of Summerseat, this is quite detailed.
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| 3)- |
2004 map showing how Summerseat
is today. |
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