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Acrylic-bob · 11-03-2005, 19:39

It sort of depends on the date of other farm/halls in the area, like Higher Antley Hall which may be earlier. I can't think that any of the town's pubs pre-date High Riley Cottages, the council decided to knock down the oldest one at Bull Bridge to build the carpark. There's nothing left in Grange Lane, is there? What about Green Haworth, or is that all 18th century?

11-03-2005, 19:39	#4
Acrylic-bob God Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Tragic Conn Posts: 4,007 Blog Entries: 15 Liked: 3 times Rep Power: 2473	Re: Oldest part of Accrington. It sort of depends on the date of other farm/halls in the area, like Higher Antley Hall which may be earlier. I can't think that any of the town's pubs pre-date High Riley Cottages, the council decided to knock down the oldest one at Bull Bridge to build the carpark. There's nothing left in Grange Lane, is there? What about Green Haworth, or is that all 18th century? __________________ Enough is ENOUGH Get Britain out of Europe