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Do we know where your pic is located?
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Anyone got any photos of Ellisons tenement. I seem to remember it was used for passing attractions and the like and maybe that is where I got the idea it might be around that area.
I think I have one somewhere, when the fair was in town if I rememberbut cant find it anywhere. Will have to keep looking... Phil |
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I saw a pic of a wartime prefab which looked like the building behind your wagon but of course they didn't come on the scene till after the war. |
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Proving more difficult this one.....grasping at the proverbial straws.....
Assuming then it is around the time of the "Evangelical or Bethel crusades"..1932 ish, 1. Could it be the gatty park area? 2. My grandad as I mentioned, had a shop in Wellington St so what about that area like Cashman mentioned. 3. Looks like there could be allotments in the photo, so were there many areas of that type at the time..maybe on Hyndburn Rd way? 4. Can we trace in which part of Accrington the "Evangelical crusaders" pitched their "tents" or had their headquarters during the campaigns? Phil |
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I'm wondering if those aren't terraced houses but some sort of commercial buildings as there's no windows on the front of the second one. But can anyone else see clothes hanging out near the little girls hat?
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The second one could be somewhere up ossy? thats were the wagons from, anyone know where the Coop Laundry was up yon? that could be somewhere near it? Aint very familiar wi ossy even though lived yon fer a few years.
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Oh, maybe should've read all the posts!
Do you mean a back addition at right angles to the row of terraces a bit like a kitchen extension? |
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Yes that's right! I believe back addition is the technical term for it, at least down south where I learned my architectural jargon when I worked for a housing association. |
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Was looking at the 1909 Accy map earlier and noticed a row of houses at the Blackburn Road end of Ellison's Tenement which all had back additions However they were all separate not joined in pairs like the ones in the photo. But it set me thinking that if we looked hard enough at that map we might be able to track down such a row.
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Saw a row of houses on the map at the end of Thwaites Road that looked promising but Google proved it wrong. My problem with it is that the "additions" look too big. Looked at quite a few buildings whilst driving around and haven't seen anything like 'em. |
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