Photo Gallery 1a

Outlet into river

1896 R.U.D.C.

(Ramsbottom Urban

District Council)

River Irwell passing through the village of Summerseat.

The white cottages just off Hazel Hall Lane in Higher Summerseat.

Rowlands Road.

Rowlands Road as it passes the cemetery.

The Manse on

Rowlands Road,

built 1891

Cottages that front onto Bass Lane, used to be part of Crag Farm.

Crag Farm Cottages.

Bass Lane.

The row of cottages on Hill Street, next to the old School, notice Holcombe Tower in the background.

Photo taken by

Paul Anderson.

Hill Street

Showing the cottages with Holcombe Hill in the background.

Looking up Hill Street.

This is the old Brooksbottoms Mixed School that was built in 1840, this is now a private house

Cottages on Wood Road.

Wood Road.

Cottages on Queens Place - Holcombe Hill in the background.

Photo taken by

Paul Anderson.

This nice photo shows the rear of the cottages on Queens Place

Another one of Queens Place.

Cottages on Queens Place

Cliff Avenue with Holcombe Hill in the background.

This is another photo showing this

17th century

Grade II listed building.

1 Summerseat Lane.

This is located at Pot Green, and is a Grade II listed building.

Path leading from Summerseat Lane to Pot Green.

Summerseat Lane, with Holcombe Hill in the background.

Summerseat Lane.

Cottage on Summerseat Lane.

Built in the 1700's

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Hall Street, many of the old cottages have now sadly gone.

House on corner of Hall Street & Railway Street.

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Railway Street looking towards the station.

Railway Street.

There used to be a long row of cottages where the area of grass is, you can see an old photo of these in Gallery 2

Photo taken by

Paul Anderson.

Railway Street.

The first house used to be the village Post Office.

This shows the steps and pathway which runs from Railway Street to Higher Summerseat, you can just see Peel Hall at the top behind the trees.

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Don't forget to visit our Old Maps Page, as there are 3 maps showing Summerseat.
1)-	1818 map of Summerseat, Holcombe Brook and Tottington.
2)-	1894 map of Summerseat, this is quite detailed.
3)-	2004 map showing how Summerseat is today.