Bank Hall, Chapel en le Frith, c.1905.
Categories 2: Hall
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Heywood Hall Adlington
Photograph of Heywood Hall Cottage, Pedley Hill Adlington. 800 years old and measuring 20 feet by 10 and made of wattle and daub. Contained living room , scullery and bedroom reached by removable steps. Had electricity and mains water. Miss Wainwright lived in the house 52 years(at the time of a report in the Macclesfield Times) her father took over the cottage in 1859.The previous occupant Miss Heywood gave the cottage its name when villagers jokingly called it Heywood Hall.
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Heywood Hall, Pedley Hill, Adlington.
The home of Miss Fanny Wainwright. It is a listed building made of wattle of daub.
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Shrigley Hall before rebuilding in 19th Century
Photo from print. The home of the Downes family for several centuries, and the Turner family in the 19thC. Rebuilt by William Turner, after whom Turner Street is named.
