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Old 21-09-2008, 10:33   #1
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old ossy photos

im looking for old photos of foxhill bank house and photos of a house that stood on the coach road called the chestnuts infact anything on the old foxhillbank please if anyone can help.
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Old 22-09-2008, 08:05   #2
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Re: old ossy photos

I cannot recall just which photos are in it, but you might usefully look at 'Oswaldtwistle Observed ; Gawpin' at Gobbinland' by Mike Booth & Albert Wilkinson which I published 5yrs ago.
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Old 22-09-2008, 09:35   #3
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I cannot recall just which photos are in it, but you might usefully look at 'Oswaldtwistle Observed ; Gawpin' at Gobbinland' by Mike Booth & Albert Wilkinson which I published 5yrs ago.
Your right Bob there are two photos in Oswaldtwistle Observed, one of Foxhill Bank Hall and another of the bridge on the coach road, Simpsons Bridge, they're on page 23 and are copy right of Lancashire Library
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Old 24-09-2008, 17:39   #4
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the house im really interested in was the chestnuts (now pulled down,)id love to see photos of that but i will try the libery thanks for your replys and i will look at the book you said,but if anyone has photos of foxhill bank id love to see them.
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Old 24-09-2008, 17:49   #5
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I have one framed on the wall.Its sort of in the area you are talking about.Its looking down Market st towards Church as if you are sort of stood outside The Old Foxhill Bank building.It shows The Railway Inn pub and the Old Lancashire and Yorkshire railways building.Coming under the railway bridge is an old tram.Ill have to try and take a photo of it and uploaded onto here.
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Old 29-09-2008, 11:58   #6
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I have one framed on the wall.Its sort of in the area you are talking about.Its looking down Market st towards Church as if you are sort of stood outside The Old Foxhill Bank building.It shows The Railway Inn pub and the Old Lancashire and Yorkshire railways building.Coming under the railway bridge is an old tram.Ill have to try and take a photo of it and uploaded onto here.
i have that one thanx i was born at the back of staion pub (parsongae st and was brought up on sadler st (where the photo is taken well at the top of the street) never mind, ill keep looking, thanx again.
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Old 29-09-2008, 12:03   #7
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thanx i have that one i wa born at the back of the station pub and was brought up on sadler st (where the photo is taken, well at the top of the street but thanx again.
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