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Old 08-11-2009, 15:22   #16
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Re: priestly clough/woodnock water factory

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Thanks Retlaw.Tonight i will take a walk to Accy library.Don't think its too far from Kingston, Ontario Canada .Where i have lived for the last thirty four years.

Hello, I am currently trying to do some research for a friend as to the origins/history of what I have been told was on old factory near the location of the old viaduct in Baxenden, on the Accy to Baxenden stretch of railway line. Grateful if anyone can give any further info regarding what this factory might have been, when it was removed/demolished

I were'nt telin thee tu walk all that way, but if tha needs thexercise thads up tu thee, a wur telin yon mon as axed abeaut thistry ot mill weer id wor.

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Old 11-04-2011, 17:12   #17
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Re: priestly clough/woodnock water factory

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Here are two pictures taken from approximately the same spot. One before the mill was demolished and one after with just the chimney left in place. I don't know when the chimney was demolished but it was certainly there as late as the mid sixties, as were the arches.
Cheers fella, actually climbed up the remaining stump on sunday morn, memories came flooding back of my youth walking down the clough, be able to sleep 2night knowing what the remains were
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