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Tealeaf · 19-04-2004, 08:00

Without giving away the location of the piccy on the left, I wonder if anyone would care to speculate on the reason for the naming of this particular terrace. Once again, I don't have any hard evidence - only a theory - but I'm pretty sure it will stand up. I'll give you a clue...earlier picture...Peel Hall.

I'm surprised no one has yet commented on the earlier picture( above, page 1 of this thread) of the Sunday School, 1826. If this building is regarded as an educational rather than an ecclesiastical establisment, then it is of course the oldest educational building in Hyndburn. It is no longer used as such, and has'nt been for a long time. I'm surprised you missed it, Bert....you must have walked right past it last week.

19-04-2004, 08:00	#37
Tealeaf God Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Paradise Lost Posts: 7,220 Liked: 11 times Rep Power: 4264	Re: where is this one then ??? Without giving away the location of the piccy on the left, I wonder if anyone would care to speculate on the reason for the naming of this particular terrace. Once again, I don't have any hard evidence - only a theory - but I'm pretty sure it will stand up. I'll give you a clue...earlier picture...Peel Hall. I'm surprised no one has yet commented on the earlier picture( above, page 1 of this thread) of the Sunday School, 1826. If this building is regarded as an educational rather than an ecclesiastical establisment, then it is of course the oldest educational building in Hyndburn. It is no longer used as such, and has'nt been for a long time. I'm surprised you missed it, Bert....you must have walked right past it last week. Last edited by Tealeaf; 19-04-2004 at 08:07.