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Acrylic-bob · 29-07-2004, 17:09

It has been derelict as long as I have known it, though when I first saw it in the very early sixties it still had it's roof. So my guess is that it would have been abandoned around the start or finish of WW2.

Hey Ceejache, I'm impressed that you should want to go out and find it. I hope you enjoyed the walk despite the nettles. It,s actually easier to get to if you get on the canal at Clayton. I should have told you that, sorry! If you look on the front of the building about halfway up on the left hand side there is a rusted metal cable bracket which I reckon is the support for the electricity cable.

29-07-2004, 17:09	#42
Acrylic-bob God Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Tragic Conn Posts: 4,007 Blog Entries: 15 Liked: 2 times Rep Power: 2470	Re: OK. Now we get serious! It has been derelict as long as I have known it, though when I first saw it in the very early sixties it still had it's roof. So my guess is that it would have been abandoned around the start or finish of WW2. Hey Ceejache, I'm impressed that you should want to go out and find it. I hope you enjoyed the walk despite the nettles. It,s actually easier to get to if you get on the canal at Clayton. I should have told you that, sorry! If you look on the front of the building about halfway up on the left hand side there is a rusted metal cable bracket which I reckon is the support for the electricity cable.