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4 days ago · It is also called Eccleston Delph and Eccy Delph (pronounced "ekky"). It is an old stone quarry that flooded. It is a popular site for [ Listed buildings in Saddleworth to 1800 ] areas to the east of Oldham.
3 days ago · The advertisement of sale describes the property as 'the manor or lordship or reputed manor or lordship of Eccleston,' with mansion house, farms, &c., mines of coal, beds of valuable potter's clay, and timber. There was a recovery of the manors of Eccleston and Burtonhead, &c. in 1777; Com. Pleas Recov. R. Trin. 17 Geo. III, m. 60, 70, 129d. 32.
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5 days ago · Known as Quarry House, the property overlooks Pilgrims Landing, the Connecticut River, and Goose and Calves Island, with more than 1,000 feet of linear water frontage, a deep water dock, and a ...
4 days ago · May 18, 2024 Tom Atkins. Poem: Leaping into the Sea. Leaning into the Sea. On the other side of the dunes are fog and the sea, a persistent greyness. You can hear the waves, enough to know their turbulence, but there is no discerning just how or where they fall. You are left listening, leaning into the sea hoping for enough sound to understand.
3 days ago · Little Eccleston, with an acreage of 445½, lies to the east of the brook, thus adjoining Great Eccleston in St. Michael's; while Larbreck, or Larbrick, containing 835 acres, lies to the west. The total area is 1,280½ acres. (fn. 1) There was a population of 188 in 1901. The surface is comparatively level, rising a little on each side of the ...
5 days ago · The "lively and funny" teenager had drowned at a depth of 10 meters, barely two meters from the edge. ... Property developer Peter O'Dowd bought the Dawber Delph quarry in 2018 and said preventing ...
5 days ago · Avening House, a two-storey house with attics built by Robert George before 1803, was enlarged after its sale by the George family to Edmund Kimber in 1870 (fn. 34) by the addition of two-storey equivalent north and south wings and a Doric porch to the designs of William Clissold. (fn. 35) In 1972 the house was used by the education department ...
