Great talk/video, really interesting. Wondering if I can pick your brains. On your video just after 9 minutes you show a map with numbers for different buildings/land areas etc. Do you have the "key" for that map. Number 77 is where my great grand parents lived with there nineteen children, yes nineteen! It's where ATS was, now Dominoes pizza. There was a pair of semi detatched houses there where they ran the local green grocers from. If you don't have the key for the map, could you let me know where you got the map from and I will try to get a copy, Thank you.
Hi - there is not key as such - the numbers refer to entries in the sale brochure that give a sentence or two about the property. I don't have a copy to hand. There are copies in Wigan Local Studies above the museum in Library Street and in the Archives at Leigh Town Hall. I go to both frequently and will have a look at the entry next time I am there. If you want to contact me by email at jmeehan2202@gmail.com I will forward details to you. best wishes Jim Meehan
Absolutely fascinating Jim. Thanks for putting in so much work and sharing with us
very interesting talk. 😅. ❤. amazing that these old oak artifacts survived.!
plasterwork reminds me of Astley hall a little.
Hi, do you have any info/pictures relating to North Hall at Worthington ?
Great talk/video, really interesting. Wondering if I can pick your brains. On your video just after 9 minutes you show a map with numbers for different buildings/land areas etc. Do you have the "key" for that map. Number 77 is where my great grand parents lived with there nineteen children, yes nineteen! It's where ATS was, now Dominoes pizza. There was a pair of semi detatched houses there where they ran the local green grocers from. If you don't have the key for the map, could you let me know where you got the map from and I will try to get a copy, Thank you.
Hi - there is not key as such - the numbers refer to entries in the sale brochure that give a sentence or two about the property. I don't have a copy to hand. There are copies in Wigan Local Studies above the museum in Library Street and in the Archives at Leigh Town Hall. I go to both frequently and will have a look at the entry next time I am there. If you want to contact me by email at jmeehan2202@gmail.com I will forward details to you. best wishes Jim Meehan