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Owd Bert · 27-03-2004, 09:43

No problem Atarah -- See mine & Tealeafs suggestions. Can you come up with a better one? Yes, Accrington House was at an angle and I have seen an intersting map in the Local History Room at the Library which has the site of Acc.House superimposed on a map dated if I remember correctly 1929. It was certainly after all the surrounding houses had been built. The drive to Acc.House followed the line of to-days Avenue Parade and approx about Pembroke St curved to the right towards the entrance.
I agree that there doesn`t seem to be any reference to a Peel Hall in any of the old books I have referenced.

27-03-2004, 09:43	#11
Owd Bert Full Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 312 Liked: 1 times Rep Power: 48	Re: For The Local Historians No problem Atarah -- See mine & Tealeafs suggestions. Can you come up with a better one? Yes, Accrington House was at an angle and I have seen an intersting map in the Local History Room at the Library which has the site of Acc.House superimposed on a map dated if I remember correctly 1929. It was certainly after all the surrounding houses had been built. The drive to Acc.House followed the line of to-days Avenue Parade and approx about Pembroke St curved to the right towards the entrance. I agree that there doesn`t seem to be any reference to a Peel Hall in any of the old books I have referenced.