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garinda · 14-07-2011, 00:02

Just found this.
Sorry it's in white, hope it's readable.

LANCASHIRE: 1819 -1870 Original Bundle of Vellum & Paper documents relating to PLECK HOUSE, Land and Cottages at Lower Fold in Accrington, late property of Mr John Hargreaves, with a very fine plan hand drawn on Vellum Document of 1849 showing PLECK HOUSE and Pleasure Gardens and Grounds on the Junction of Marquis Street and the BURY to WHALLEY Turn pike Road, also showing the River Henburn, Cunliffe & Ratcliffe property's, LOWER FOLD with Cottages, CLUB HOUSE, LOWER FOLD ROAD, The Peets Arms Inn. Another document with Plan of Land Near Pleck House. An 1869 Vellum Document with Plan showing UNION BUILDINGS MILL on the River HYNDBURN, WEIR STREET, Overseers of the Poor (Work House)?. etc. 1862 Large 26 page ABSTRACT OF TITLE of the PLECK HOUSE Estate from 1818.
1819-1870 ACCRINGTON Lancs ARCHIVE & PLANS DOCUMENT LOT | eBay

14-07-2011, 00:02	#37
garinda Give, give, give member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Overlookin' ducks & geese Posts: 32,411 Blog Entries: 293 Liked: 27 times Rep Power: 16468	Re: Accy museum exhibits dumped on tip.... Just found this. Sorry it's in white, hope it's readable. LANCASHIRE: 1819 -1870 Original Bundle of Vellum & Paper documents relating to PLECK HOUSE, Land and Cottages at Lower Fold in Accrington, late property of Mr John Hargreaves, with a very fine plan hand drawn on Vellum Document of 1849 showing PLECK HOUSE and Pleasure Gardens and Grounds on the Junction of Marquis Street and the BURY to WHALLEY Turn pike Road, also showing the River Henburn, Cunliffe & Ratcliffe property's, LOWER FOLD with Cottages, CLUB HOUSE, LOWER FOLD ROAD, The Peets Arms Inn. Another document with Plan of Land Near Pleck House. An 1869 Vellum Document with Plan showing UNION BUILDINGS MILL on the River HYNDBURN, WEIR STREET, Overseers of the Poor (Work House)?. etc. 1862 Large 26 page ABSTRACT OF TITLE of the PLECK HOUSE Estate from 1818. 1819-1870 ACCRINGTON Lancs ARCHIVE & PLANS DOCUMENT LOT \| eBay __________________ 'If you're going to be a Kant, be the very best Kant there is my son.' Johann Georg Kant, father of Immanuel Kant, philosopher.