where is this one then ???
 

open your eys and try and find this its local but where??

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The last letter on the bottom alpha line is a T, not a Y....(weathering makes it look like a Y)

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I was wondering who county Mary was????????

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deff not ME//

where is this one then ???
 

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, very interesting! I aint a clue to be honest. So ... clues ... is it Accrington?

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you should know it you have been very close to it .
and thankyou to a member i have a few of these to put on so keep thinking and looking

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On a wall near the Church Clock / War Memorial.

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I think Owd Bert is right about it being in Church - that's where Mick was drinking on Saturday when he found it!

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I thought it said Mary.

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Er shortstuff it was not me that found it !!
and bert the name of the building is...... they are all on walls

where is this one then ???
 

Hi Mick, haven't a clue. Guessing - is it anything to do with the old police station in Church I wonder, next to the Stag pub?

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yep got it

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next one for you easy but sorry about the pic

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And the next one is.........

anyone know what the JC stands for i haven't got a clue

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Jesus Christ!!!

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dont use blastfomy!

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Is it Ossy Library???

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1st new pic is ernest st baptist church.

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Wrong........................

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Could it be John croasdale or is it earlier then that?

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John who.?................

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The sawing machine man?

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sewing or sawing?

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Come in, Mick....these guys need a clue.

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you know where they are tealeaf i only took them hehe

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they are All in Church so have a look around

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Less - think we need to have a pub crawl round Church to figure these ones out!

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They are both on the same detached building -- see photo -- situated on Edward St Church, at the corner with Grimshaw St.
My 1911 map shows the building as a Public House. However, I suspect that it wasn`t originally built as a Pub. Went along Edward St to the Library but they couldn`t answer my query and I hadn`t time to browse in their reference books. Over to you Atarah.

I am surprised ....
 

that no-one has even asked what County Mart means or should I say, why it is on a stone on a building in Church.


Attached is a photo of a building in Church, this is the clue for the other ones ........

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Sorry about that -- here is the piccy.

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Refer to the piccy above.

For those of you who know Church, you are of course, looking at a photograph of what was until about 7 or 8 years ago, the Queens Hotel. This was a Matthew Brown/Lions pub, although in it's later years it was sold off as a free house. The building is now a private residence.

Bert has raised the idea that this was not originally built as a pub. I have to agree with them purely on heresay, as I have no evidence. The story I have been told is that the building was originally built as a judges residence for sittings at the county assizes which were part of the police station/court complex 50 yds away on Bank Street (located where the sheltered housing now stands). Maybe someone else can verify this story.

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Doesn't look like your average pub arcitecture - but then what would I know! (Nice big house though).

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these are the last ones i have for now

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Terraced houses, Church St?

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Countess street?

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Maden Street?

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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.

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Was it St. James school...cannon st.?

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None of the piccy's in this thread are in Accrington....you need to look further West, to the oldest constituent part of the Borough of Hyndburn.

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Was it called Court View because it was across from a police station or was there a local court house there as well?

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I've been reading up from some Accy books, and came across a picture of the Church Police Station whilst it was quite young. What caught my eye was the name of the whole Police Station Complex. "County Police Station" and at the end, near to the stag were two shops, that have the stone plaque embeded over them. So I concluded that the name of the "County Police Station" was extended to the shops "County Mart"!

More to-morrow as I'll have to bring my info into the office first.

By the way, I also found the source of the story "The night the Canary Islands blew up", another Church epic!!

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So they were Cop Shops?

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I am probably way off mark as I do not consider I am an expert for 'things on the ground' so to speak.

I am aware that Joseph Cunliffe was responsible for the odd building particularly circa the fire station in Manchester Road.

So that's is my guess.