Old Farm House A679 (Next to Mother Red Cap)

[Accyexplorer]

Originally Posted by westendlass

As an Urban Explorer, have you seen inside the Palladium building on Union Rd in Ossy? My son has wanted to see inside it for ages.

No sorry,that is one of the buildings I deemed too risky (very dilapidated)
I went to have a look but a fella was working on it putting new boards up.
He said its right hole inside,Don't know if it's true but he also said that "the local Irish community had played a part in this".

[Accyexplorer]

Originally Posted by Big Dave

I don't think you should actually be going in either the farmhouse or the Palladium

I respect your view Dave,May I ask why you choose those two buildings from the others?
Some say its stupid,other say fascinating ,either way it's dangerous and I don't recommend it.

[walkinman221]

Originally Posted by Bob Dobson

I am in doubt abut the name of this farm. Because it is on the top side of the Red Cap, I think it is in Ossie, and may well be Wolfenden Farm,Blackburn Rd, occupied in 1951 by Mr Whalley. The last buildings in Accrington Rd, Blackburn at that time were No 401,(Mrs Stavert). Redcap Plating Works, Ribble Paints & Varnishes , then the Red cap (Mr Duffy)

The brewery's name lives in in the Fountain Inn, further among Accrington Rd

The farmhouse is on the Blackburn side of the redcap Bob

[walkinman221]

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Wolfenden Farm is further down the road......almost opposite to where the Daisy Dairy was.
I know this to be so as they sell pet foods and one of their relatives used to live across the road from me.

Spot on Margaret my mum used to work there when it was owned by Mr Whalley. They ended up living in a big manor type house near longridge way i went a couple of times as a lad but cant remember the name of the place.

[cashman]

Originally Posted by Bob Dobson

I am in doubt abut the name of this farm. Because it is on the top side of the Red Cap, I think it is in Ossie, and may well be Wolfenden Farm,Blackburn Rd, occupied in 1951 by Mr Whalley. The last buildings in Accrington Rd, Blackburn at that time were No 401,(Mrs Stavert). Redcap Plating Works, Ribble Paints & Varnishes , then the Red cap (Mr Duffy)

The brewery's name lives in in the Fountain Inn, further among Accrington Rd

The Fountain Inn which used to be a good boozer,has been shut fer years Bob! Be doubtful if the names still in yon?

[Accyexplorer]

Originally Posted by cashman

The Fountain Inn which used to be a good boozer,has been shut fer years Bob! Be doubtful if the names still in yon?

Yes very doubtful,it closed in 2009, it was a old bass inn.
I know there was a few applications made for alteration but I think they were knocked back.Not sure .