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Holcombe Spa Bolton Rd West
17-Buildings and the Urban Environment-05-Street Scenes-002-Bolton Road West
Horse drawn carts delivering goods to Ramsbottom station Carts of Cottrills Royal Cambridge sausages & Pies
19-Animals and Plants-01-General-000-General
House on Tanners Street - bottom of the Rake
17-Buildings and the Urban Environment-05-Street Scenes-006-Carr Street and Tanners area
Houses at side of Hare & Hounds
17-Buildings and the Urban Environment-05-Street Scenes-013-Holcombe Brook Area
Hoysters Bolton Rd West
17-Buildings and the Urban Environment-05-Street Scenes-013-Holcombe Brook Area
Hoysters Bolton Road West
17-Buildings and the Urban Environment-05-Street Scenes-013-Holcombe Brook Area
I sheet labelled Yates' Map of Tottington Lower End 1786 and 2 sheets marked Yates Map 1796. Also newspaper extract from Bury Times 17 Apr 1976 showing some of the tracks mentioned in an unidentified article (missing)
A4 Photocopies. Includes Tottington, Quarlton, Edgeworth, Haslingden, Entwistle, Bradshaw.
Jacobs Ladder
14-Leisure-01-Parks and Gardens-001-Nuttall Park General
James Bassett, Ramsbottom's last bellman and town crier. Reputedly one of the first pauper apprentices carted up from the city workhouses to work in the Ashton's Ramsbottom Mill
09-People and Family-02-People-000-General
Jim Welding, last manager of Ocean Chemical Co, Nuttall. Outside his home,17 Lower Nuttall Road. now last house in old Nuttall, which was originally the offices of the Co,
17-Buildings and the Urban Environment-05-Street Scenes-019-Nuttall area
Joseph and Sarah walker outside the School House in Dundee Lane. C. 1900
17-Buildings and the Urban Environment-05-Street Scenes-010-Dundee Lane
Joshua Hoyles Mill Brooksbottom Summerseat 1900
17-Buildings and the Urban Environment-05-Street Scenes-028-Summerseat Area
Kay family wedding photo [Edwardian ?] I suspect location is behind present Brit. Legion, under row of houses behind the Library on Carr Street
09-People and Family-01-Families-000-General
late 1800s Holcombe Hunt kennels John Jackson (Huntsman betw 1867-1899) with hunting horn, with son Sam, Grandson William. hounds and tackle. Hunt dates back to 1617. Kennels moved to Brandleshome c. 1930s
19-Animals and Plants-01-General-000-General
Length of track at approach to the station
16-Transport-03-Trains and Railways-000-General
Level Crossing Bridge St
17-Buildings and the Urban Environment-05-Street Scenes-003-Bridge Street
Level crossing in August
16-Transport-03-Trains and Railways-000-General