true...
great pics.
i think this is my fave thread on here
There is something about these old houses i find fascinating...
I got a book today about the manor of houses of britain....good reading!
Just found this on bbc pages
true...
great pics.
i think this is my fave thread on here
There is something about these old houses i find fascinating...
I got a book today about the manor of houses of britain....good reading!
Just found this on bbc pages
Last edited by MissInformed; 02-17-2007 at 07:51 PM.
Here's a map from 1769:
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Re:Dingle
Has anyone else noticed the sandstone pillars at Shorefields school. If you look at this map there was a path to East Dingle on Dingle Lane/Dingle Mount.
http://www.toxteth.net/maps/liverpool/lpool6d.htm
I don't believe these pillars are associated with the school, but could easily be the entrance pillars to a large house.
They were the gateposts to the house called East Dingle.Originally Posted by marky
Reingle
Has anyone else noticed the sandstone pillars at Shorefields school. If you look at this map there was a path to East Dingle on Dingle Lane/Dingle Mount.
http://www.toxteth.net/maps/liverpool/lpool6d.htm
I don't believe these pillars are associated with the school, but could easily be the entrance pillars to a large house.
Dingle Vale Secondary School was built on the site.
Thanks for confirmation as I thought the gateposts may be from East Dingle...glad to see that at least something has survived of the Dingle mansions.
Some of the houses around there are amazing, .Paul can you tell me the name and/or location of this pic please.
If it is where I think it is, it is a part of my past.
Is it AYMESTRY COURT ?? on Acrefield Road
Phredd
Childwall Hall :
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Last edited by theninesisters; 03-23-2007 at 06:58 PM.
Nice engraving of Childwall Hall, Jona. I must get a copy of same. The pic is a reminder as well that engravings from that time were often hand colored but were originally simple black and white jobs. Here you can see the hand coloring the way the green lapped over the frame of the picture.
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Sorry Phredd I'm not sure,I don't know the area too well all that I know is it is in Woolton.
It's the Redbourne Hotel - well it 'was' - I'm not sure whether it has closed down now as a Hotel. Only time I've been there was to pick up my uncle in my old XR2 amongst all the Mercedes
Tis OK Paul. Thanks for the reply.
I am 100% certain it is. I spent some 5 years in there, from the age of 10 to 15.
Cheers says Phredd
It was Aymestry Court before it was a hotel.
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It was Aymestry Court before it was a hotel.
Just what I was about to say
Is it on woolton road just before the turn to gateacre village, heading from woolton, in between the old seamans mission and the elephant pub in woolton village ?
" If you know your history, then you would know where you coming from".
"I could have been a footballer - but I had a paper round"..Yosser Hughes
It is sir!
http://www.wooltonredbourne.net/
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