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Old 16-10-2009, 18:42   #16
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Was it Duke St. or Back Duke St.

Yes Back Duke St. Who told you.

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Next puzzle.
Where was the artist standing when he painted this picture.
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Where Southwood Drive is now built?
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So what were the other alleys called.

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Just the popular ones... Pioneer back and all that...

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Was it Duke St. or Back Duke St.
Hey brother .. blooming well done !! Well, might as well keep these in the family..
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Old 16-10-2009, 22:44   #19
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Where Southwood Drive is now built?
Impossible, you would'nt be able to see Accy from there, all you would see is Whinney Hill & Whalley Nab, if that. Go up Back Lane to the end of Whooley Lane, look North and Accrington is'nt visible.

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Know is an image of Accrington in 1848. Not sure of the church .. perhaps Christ Church ??

Thought St. Johns .. but this wan't built until 1860.
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Impossible, you would'nt be able to see Accy from there, all you would see is Whinney Hill & Whalley Nab, if that. Go up Back Lane to the end of Whooley Lane, look North and Accrington is'nt visible.

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I was thinking of the other end of Southwood Drive but I can see what you mean so I will say Bedlam.
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Old 17-10-2009, 00:58   #22
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Oak Hill or Hollins
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From Hillock Bank or possibly above the the North Rake Plantation.
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I was thinking more like somewhere near Bash Cricket field or above
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I think the church is Christ Church, Hambledon is straight on and Pendle slightly to the left. The buildings to the left would they be where the factory bottoms are now. Which would mean somewhere around the bottom of Priestley Clough

Anyway that's the best I can manage a Saturday morning.
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Know is an image of Accrington in 1848. Not sure of the church .. perhaps Christ Church ??

Thought St. Johns .. but this wan't built until 1860.
There are two church's on that picture, one of them you have right.
You said Oak Hill or Hollins both are a bit large and would give diferent perspectives, there is only a small area where he could have been when he painted that picture.
I spent ages finding it.

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I think the church is Christ Church, Hambledon is straight on and Pendle slightly to the left. The buildings to the left would they be where the factory bottoms are now. Which would mean somewhere around the bottom of Priestley Clough

Anyway that's the best I can manage a Saturday morning.
If you were at the bottom of Priestly Clough you would'nt be able to see Pendle, or Christ Church from that angle.
Christ Church was built in 1841, the other church was built on the site of an existing one in 1848.
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I was thinking of the other end of Southwood Drive but I can see what you mean so I will say Bedlam.
Could'nt get the angles right from Bedlam, and you would'nt be able to see the other church.

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I was thinking more like somewhere near Bash Cricket field or above
Thats even worse than Southwood Drive, you can't see Accy from there.

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If you were at the bottom of Priestly Clough you would'nt be able to see Pendle, or Christ Church from that angle.
Christ Church was built in 1841, the other church was built on the site of an existing one in 1848.
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You can see Pendle from the top of Priestly Clough,on a good day that is. Also if you are on Priestly Cough the church is more likely to be St John's in Bax, which probably wasn't there then. Which dosen't help

It's got to be further down Christ Church way.And also fairly high up to get those views of Pendle and Hambleden.
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