bunker main entrance
Video this shows you Goosenargh filter station for this site !
radio station/Mast
Note from Dad Vodafone use this !
a church in Goosnargh
painted window (look carefully)
the haunted house (Chingle Hall) you can see the moat !
Note from Dad - the most haunted house in England ?
??? next to Chingle hall
Chingle Hall -the haunted house ?
Whittingham asylum was home to nearly 3,533 patients (and 600 staff) making it the largest populated in Great Britain and second largest in Europe
it had its own church, farms, railway, telephone exchange, post office, reservoirs, gas works, brewery, orchestra,
brass band, ballroom and butchers.
brass band, ballroom and butchers.
Above is the Cameron House section
Plan of Hospital
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This is the St lukes section -Male patients
This is the St lukes section -Male patients
the old station
railway bridge -look carefully
this is the orchard which is very special
http://www.garstangcourier.co.uk/news/entertainment/fruits_in_season_at_whittingham_1_1852020WHITTINGHAM ORCHARD
Whittingham Hospital was built in the last quarter of the 19th century. Its orchard which we help to maintain still contains over 200 trees with 18 varieties of apples and 3 of pears. We have replaced some of the lost trees with trees of similar varieties. The hospital was self-sufficient in fruit from the orchard from October to May. The following are the varieties to be found in it:
APPLES
Alfriston Annie Elizabeth Bramley's Seedling Crimson Bramley Early Victoria Edward VII Ellison's Orange Golden Spire Grenadier | Howgate Wonder Keswick Codlin Lane's Prince Albert Laxton's Superb Lord Derby Monarch Newton Wonder Scotch Bridget Warners King |
PEARS
Early Portugal Louise Bonne Pitmaston Duchess |
This is taken from
hospital fire station
site of the old brewery
main entrance to the hospital
hospital church
feeding the ducks
lots of ducks
Note from Dad no work has been done !
remains of a headstone found in the lane !
Our route
Link about the new hospital
Links about Goosnargh and Whittingham
Where I was baptised
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