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Old 25-07-2007, 14:11   #1
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Plantation Mill

Had a wander up there today and saw plenty of evidence to support a building of some description up there.

The are I am talking about os Arden Hall, up the cobble path as you pass the Coach House & old Owl Hall Enterance its the field on the right, there used to be a lodge there also I believe.

Couldnt seem to see anything on the old maps web site.

Anyone any ideas what was up there.

Took a few Pics.

There was one across form this one so would presume a door way

Pillar that would of been on top

Anyone

Pretty big wall for the middle of a field.


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Old 25-07-2007, 18:35   #2
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I used to play up there a lot as a child. I'm sure we've had a thread on this once. It may take some hunting for thought. There was a sort of manor house I know that.
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Old 25-07-2007, 19:11   #3
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I used to play up there a lot as a child. I'm sure we've had a thread on this once. It may take some hunting for thought. There was a sort of manor house I know that.
This is the thread but Willow what happened to you wanting to live there.
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I have a photo of Owl Hall somewhere but it looks like you've got at least one by now. I used to love this house when I was a child and always wanted to live there.
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I used to want to live there when I was a child. I hope he revamps it sympathetically. No, I hadn't heard anything about who it is who has it or may be buying it.
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Old 26-07-2007, 11:34   #4
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Re: Plantation Mill

Not owl Hall.

More nearer the other building further up.
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Old 26-07-2007, 11:57   #5
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didnt it used to be a small scale resivour for the local houses

i know in the last years before it got drained it had loads of goldfish in
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Old 26-07-2007, 12:37   #6
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I knew a man who used to walk his dog there until one evening both he and his dog were spooked by the noise of horse hooves on cobbles when there were no horses in sight - haunted?
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Old 26-07-2007, 16:23   #7
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didnt it used to be a small scale resivour for the local houses

i know in the last years before it got drained it had loads of goldfish in
You are thinking of plantation mill lodgenext to the slate pits), the one Mr| D is on about is facing the entrance to the coach house entrance, you can also see it from where the cottage gates are. BTW it was drained more than the 20 yrs I've been going up that way.

That is the one init Mr D?

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Old 26-07-2007, 20:46   #8
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You are thinking of plantation mill lodgenext to the slate pits), the one Mr| D is on about is facing the entrance to the coach house entrance, you can also see it from where the cottage gates are. BTW it was drained more than the 20 yrs I've been going up that way.

That is the one init Mr D?
Yes thats the place.

Looks like the was some size to it, or a few buildings.

Seems no one is sure what was once there.
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Old 28-07-2007, 00:28   #9
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Last time I was up there both Arden House and Owl hall were still there. Have they gone now? The only lodges were quite a way past both houses at the end of the road. I think there were two lodges and a reservoir, spent lots of time up there as I lived on Plantation St then. There was also a lodge behind Broad Oak mill and a football field too, we played there for hours every sunday afternoon.
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Old 28-07-2007, 02:18   #10
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Have the Hyndburn & Accy A.C lost the fishing rites then ? Haven't been a member for a few years ! What about the Slate pits? They still owned by the club ?? Any line wetting members please let me know !!!
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Old 28-07-2007, 16:31   #11
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Have the Hyndburn & Accy A.C lost the fishing rites then ? Haven't been a member for a few years ! What about the Slate pits? They still owned by the club ?? Any line wetting members please let me know !!!

Yeah H&B.Burn A.A. still have the rights to the slate pits but they have been vandalised with canadian pond weed that's caused havoc on all 3 of them.

I was told by someone in the know that it was done by a local fisherman school teacher with curly hair and name begining with R.

Needless to say he hasn't re-newed his membership since!

And btw, I do a bit myself when I've time.
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Old 28-07-2007, 17:50   #12
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Last time I was up there both Arden House and Owl hall were still there. Have they gone now? The only lodges were quite a way past both houses at the end of the road. I think there were two lodges and a reservoir, spent lots of time up there as I lived on Plantation St then. There was also a lodge behind Broad Oak mill and a football field too, we played there for hours every sunday afternoon.
Yes there are both still there.

What I was wondering is what was next to owl hall, it the adjacent field, there is evidence that a building of some description was once there.
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Old 28-07-2007, 20:29   #13
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After checking it out for myself it was where a building called Plantation House use to stand.
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Old 31-07-2007, 16:17   #14
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After checking it out for myself it was where a building called Plantation House use to stand.
Thankyou.

Anymore information on this house? Useage, when demolished ect would be great.
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Old 31-07-2007, 18:16   #15
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Thankyou.

Anymore information on this house? Useage, when demolished ect would be great.
I posted this link earlier in this thread have you been through it there is some info, I don't know much more.
http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...ouse-3300.html
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