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Old 08-08-2010, 08:07   #1
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Brocklehouse, Accrington, 1896

Does anyone recognise this house? Does anyone recognise this artist - T Duckworth? He painted this in 1896. I am intrigued. This was found when a relative was clearing the house of a deceased relative.

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Old 08-08-2010, 08:35   #2
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Re: Brocklehouse, Accrington, 1896

Sue, this photo is already up on another thread? I throught Retlaw had included an actual photo of the sketch? Where does it say it was painted in 1896. I would have guessed it was done by one of the talented Accrington Art School pupils in the 1930's.

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...n-35087-4.html - thread no. 54

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Old 08-08-2010, 10:41   #3
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Re: Brocklehouse, Accrington, 1896

Hi Atarah,

It says, if you enlarge it, that it was painted in 1896 and it also says the artists name. I tried to put it on the Dean Cronshaw site but failed and then realised I had actually succeeded on the 3rd attempt - sorry! My computer skills are not great I am afraid. I imagine, however, that this is a better place for it.

I have never heard of Brocklehouse - does anyone happen know anything about it?

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Old 08-08-2010, 19:31   #4
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Re: Brocklehouse, Accrington, 1896

Since no one seems to know of this place and the family are quite interested to know about it, I wonder if anyone can tell me the name of the local newspaper and I will see if I can get them to publish it. It may be quite interesting because it is so old and I understand Duckworth is a common name in Lancashire.

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Old 08-08-2010, 19:48   #5
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Brocklehouse, Accrington, 1896

Gosh Sue, the request has only been on since this morning! I can help, but I've been out working all day so not got my local history books to hand! Just hang on a few days. Retlaw will probably reply when he's next on anyway.
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Old 08-08-2010, 21:22   #6
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Re: Brocklehouse, Accrington, 1896

Thanks, Sue
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Old 11-08-2010, 14:14   #7
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Re: Brocklehouse, Accrington, 1896

I understand I may have contravened your website regulations by using imageshack.us to put this on - this was not my intention and I apologise.

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Old 11-08-2010, 14:42   #8
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Re: Brocklehouse, Accrington, 1896

This is what I posted on the other thread.
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Heres a photograph of Brocklehurst Cottage.
History of Accrington names it as Brock Hole Hurst.
Meaning the Badger Hole in the Wood.
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