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Feature Locality / Area Date Scale Sheet Reference (Map No.) Feature Locality / Area Date Scale Sheet Reference Colour Storage Location (Map No.) 2 Meanleys Farms Tyldesley 1965 1:2500 SD 6801 & 6901 Cabinet 2 Abbey Farm Worthington 1892 1:2500 85 - 12 Yellow Cabinet 1 Abbey Lakes Hotel Upholland 1908 1:2500 93 - 5 Blue Cabinet 1 Abbot's Farm Hindley Green 1953 1:2500 SD 6303 Cabinet 2 Abbot's Fold (house) Worsley 1936 1:2500 103 - 2 Yellow Cabinet 1 Adlington/Appley Bridge/Coppull/Standish/Haigh/Sh Aberdeen evington 1845/46 6 inch - 1 mile 85 Cabinet 1 Aberdeen (house) Adlington/Worthington 1927 1:2500 85 - 8 Red Cabinet 1 Aberdeen Cottage Adlington/Worthington 1927 1:2500 85 - 8 Red Cabinet 1 Aberdeen Farm Adlington/Worthington 1927 1:2500 85 - 8 Red Cabinet 1 Abram 1929 6" 102 NW Box 1 Abram/Platt Abram Colliery Bridge/Hindley/Bickershaw 1892 1:2500 94 - 13 Yellow Cabinet 1 Abram Colliery Abram 1905 1:2500 102 - 1 Blue Cabinet 1 Abram Colliery (disused) Leigh/Westleigh/Bickershaw 1892 1:2500 102 - 2 Yellow Cabinet 1 Abram Colliery Cof E School Bickershaw 1959 1:2500 SD 6201 Cabinet 2 Abram Cottage Leigh/Westleigh/Bickershaw 1892 1:2500 102 - 2 Yellow Cabinet 1 Abram Dover Bridge 1975 50" 6000 NE Cabinet 3 Leigh/Lowton/Culcheth/Kenyon/Go Abram Hall lborne/Westleigh 1845/46 6 inch - 1 mile 102 Cabinet 1 Abram Hall & Moat Abram 1905 1:2500 102 - 1 Blue Cabinet 1 Abram House Farm Abram 1928 1:2500 102 - 1 Red Cabinet 1 Abram Lodge Abram 1905 1:2500 102 - 1 Blue Cabinet 1 Abram Railway Station Hindley Town Centre 1892 1:2500 94 - 9 Yellow Cabinet 1 Gahurst/Ince/New Springs/Pemberton/Upholland/Wig Ackhurst Hall an/Bryn/Billinge 1845/46 6 inch - 1 mile 93 Cabinet 1 Ackhurst Hall & Wood Gathurst/Crooke 1892 1:2500 93 - 2 Yellow Cabinet 1 Acresfield (house) Blackrod 1892 1:2500 86 - 9 Yellow Cabinet 1 Wigan, Chapel Lane south of Acton's Mill WMCL Railway 1847 5 ft - 1 mile Wigan ( Sheet Eight ) Cabinet 1 Wigan/Marsh Green/Norley Adam Bridge Hall/Pemberton/Worsley/Newtown 1892 1:2500 93 - 7 Yellow Cabinet 1 Adams Bridge to Parson's Meadow Wigan, Canal Wharf 1847 5 ft - 1 mile Wigan ( Sheet Seven ) Cabinet 1 Adams Hill Rivingon/Westhoughton/Horwich 1961 1:2500 SD 6412 & 6512 Cabinet 2 Bickerstaffe/Billinge/Ormskirk/Uph olland/Skelmersdale/Melling/Aught Adhurst's Hall on 1845/46 6 inch - 1 mile 92 Cabinet 1 Westhoughton/Deane/Chequersbe Adises Farm Hulton Park nt/Wingates 1938 1:10560 94.NE Cabinet 1 Adlington Cemetery Adlington/Worthington 1927 1:2500 85 - 8 Red Cabinet 1 Adlington Common Lodge Adlington/Worthington 1927 1:2500 85 - 8 Red Cabinet 1 Adlington Cotton Mill Adlington/Worthington 1927 1:2500 85 - 8 Red Cabinet 1 Adlington Hall Adlington/Worthington 1927 1:2500 85 - 8 Red Cabinet 1 Adlington Mill Adlington/Worthington 1927 1:2500 85 - 8 Red Cabinet 1 Adlington Park Coppull/Adlington/Worthington 1929 1:10560 85.NE Cabinet 1 Adlington Railway Station Coppull/Adlington/Worthington 1929 1:10560 85.NE Cabinet 1 Adlington Reservoir Worthington 1892 1:2500 85 - 12 Yellow Cabinet 1 Adlington/Haigh/Red Adlington/Haigh/Red Rock/Worthington Rock/Worthington 1928 1:2500 85 - 12 Red Cabinet 1 Aenon Baptist Church Horwich 1961 1:2500 SD 6411 & 6511 Cabinet 2 Aescalop House Blackrod 1968 1:2500 SD 6011 & SD 6111 Cabinet 2 Ainscough Farm Shevington Moor 1891/93 1:2500 85 - 10 Yellow Cabinet 1 Ainscough's Cottages Weshoughton 1954 1:2500 SD 6406 Cabinet 2 Ainscow's Farm Aspull 1892 1:2500 94 - 1 Yellow Cabinet 1 Ainsworth 1931 6" 87 SE Box 1 Abram/Aspull/Atherton/Haigh/Hindl Aircraft Works ey/Leigh/Tyldesley/Westhoughton 1946 2.5" = 1 mile Map Shelves Albert Colliery Leigh/Bickershaw 1963 1:2500 SD 6301 Cabinet 2 Albert Edward Terrace Wigan/Standish Lower Ground 1892 1:2500 93 - 3 Yellow Cabinet 1 Albion Engineering Works Leigh 1953 1:2500 SJ 6599 Cabinet 2 Albion Inn Public House Atherton 1966 1:2500 SD 6603 & 6703 Cabinet 2 Albion Iron Works Aspull 1892 1:2500 94 - 1 Yellow Cabinet 1 Albion Iron Works Leigh Town Centre 1892 1:2500 102 - 7 Yellow Cabinet 1 Atherton/Leigh/Westhoughton/Dais Albion Laundry y Hill/Hag Fold 1936 1:2500 94 - 11 Green Cabinet 1 Atherton/Leigh/Westhoughton/Dais Albion Works (Drugs) y Hill/Hag Fold 1936 1:2500 94 - 11 Green Cabinet 1 Alder Cotton Mill Leigh Town Centre 1928 1:2500 102 - 7 Red Cabinet 1 Alder Farm Hindley Green/Westhoughton 1954 1:2500 SD 6304 Cabinet 2 Alder Farm Hindley 1959 1:2500 SD 6203 Cabinet 2 Alder Hall Leigh Town Centre 1892 1:2500 102 - 7 Yellow Cabinet 1 Alder Hall Leigh Town Centre 1928 1:2500 102 - 7 Red Cabinet 1 Alder Hall Charnock 1891/93 1:2500 77 - 10 Yellow Cabinet 1 Alder Heyes Farm Hindley Town Centre 1892 1:2500 94 - 9 Yellow Cabinet 1 Alder House Atherton/Tyldesley 1936 1:2500 94 - 16 Yellow Cabinet 1 Alder House Child Welfare Centre Atherton/Tyldesley 1970 1:2500 SD 6803 & 6903 Cabinet 2 Alder House Football Ground Atherton/Tyldesley 1927 1:2500 94 - 16 Red Cabinet 1 Alder House Football Ground Atherton 1966 1:2500 SD 6603 & 6703 Cabinet 2 Alder Lane Reservoirs Hindley Green 1953 1:2500 SD 6303 Cabinet 2 Alder Mill Leigh 1953 1:2500 SJ 6799 Cabinet 2 Aldreds (house) Hindley 1959 1:2500 SD 6205 & 6305 Cabinet 2 Alexandra Park 1955 50" 5604 NE Cabinet 3 Alexandra Pit Wigan 1892 1:2500 93 - 4 Yellow Cabinet 1 Alexandra Pit Colliery Wigan/New Springs/Swinley/Haigh 1909 1:2500 93 - 4 Blue Cabinet 1 Alexandra Public House Hindley Green/Westhoughton 1892 1:2500 94 - 10 Yellow Cabinet 1 Alison Arms Public House Appley Bridge 1892 1:2500 85 - 13 Yellow Cabinet 1 Alison Arms Public House Wrightington/Welch Whittle 1891/93 1:2500 85 - 2 Yellow Cabinet 1 Alker's Farm Haigh/Aspull 1892 1:2500 86 - 13 Yellow Cabinet 1 Alker's Farm Billinge Higher End/Upholland 1892 1:2500 93 - 13 Yellow Cabinet 1 Alker's Farm Weshoughton 1961 1:2500 SD 6405 & 6505 Cabinet 2 Roby Mill/Walthew Green/Bank All Hallows School Top 1892 1:2500 93 - 1 Yellow Cabinet 1 All Saints Church Wigan 1827 31/4" = 1000ft W50 F27 Shelved Maps All Saints Church Wigan 1876 W101 F76 Shelved Maps Newton in Makerfield (Newton le Willows)/Haydock/Golborne/Earlst All Saints Church own 1929 1:10560 101.SE Cabinet 1 All Saints Church Leigh 1953 1:2500 SJ 6799 Cabinet 2 All Saints Cof E Church Hindley inc. Chapel Fields 1960 1:2500 SD 6204 Cabinet 2 All Saints Cof E Church & War Memorial Glazebury 1971 1:2500 SJ 6697 & SJ 6797 Cabinet 2 All Saints Cof E Church & War Memorial Glazebury 1971 1:2500 SJ 6697 & SJ 6797 Cabinet 2 All Saints Mission House 1962 50" 5805NW Cabinet 3 All Saints RC Church & School Golborne/Lowton 1969 1:2500 SJ 6097 & SJ 6197 Cabinet 2 All Saints Vicarage Hindley 1959 1:2500 SD 6203 Cabinet 2 Allenby Cotton Mill Westhoughton 1928 1:2500 94 - 6 Red Cabinet 1 Alliance (Crompton Street) Wigan Town Centre/Ince 1892 1:2500 93 - 8 Yellow Cabinet 1 Alliance Colliery Wigan 1876 W101 F76 Shelved Maps Allotments & Public Toilets Blackrod/Horwich 1961 1:2500 SD 6211 & 6311 Cabinet 2 Allwood Farm Leigh/Astley 1928 1:2500 102 - 12 Red Cabinet 1 Allwood Farm Leigh 1960 1:2500 SJ 6898 & 6998 Cabinet 2 Alma Cottages Upholland 1908 1:2500 93 - 5 Blue Cabinet 1 Upholland/Orrell/Kit Alma Cottages Green/Crooke/Gathurst/Roby Mill 1929 1:10560 93.NW Cabinet 1 Alma Farm Upholland 1908 1:2500 93 - 5 Blue Cabinet 1 Alma Street Methodist Church Atherton 1966 1:2500 SD 6603 & 6703 Cabinet 2 Almond Brook Farm Shevington Moor 1891/93 1:2500 85 - 10 Yellow Cabinet 1 Almshouses (at The Land) Leigh/Tyldesley 1905 1:2500 102 - 4 Blue Cabinet 1 Wigan/Clauton/Rivington/Lowton/A Ambers Wood shton /Rainford/Bretherton 1786 1" = 1 mile W50 Y12 Upper Landing Amberswood Common Hindley/Ince 1892 1:2500 94 - 5 Yellow Cabinet 1 Amberswood Common Hindley Town Centre 1892 1:2500 94 - 9 Yellow Cabinet 1 Amberswood Common Aspull/Hindley/Westhoughton 1930 1:10560 94.NW Cabinet 1 Amberswood Common Aspull/Hindley/Westhoughton 1938 1:10560 94.NW Cabinet 1 Amberswood Public House Hindley Town Centre 1892 1:2500 94 - 9 Yellow Cabinet 1 Amberswood Tavern Ince 1954 1:2500 SD6005 Cabinet 2 Amberswood Terrace Hindley/Ince 1959 1:2500 SD 6004 & SD 6104 Cabinet 2 Amberswood Terrace Hindley/Ince 1969 1:2500 SD 6004 & SD 6104 Cabinet 2 Ambrose (house) Shevington 1892 1:2500 85 - 14 Yellow Cabinet 1 Ambrose Cottage Billinge/Crawford/Upholland 1926 1:2500 92 - 16 Red Cabinet 1 Ambrose Farm Billinge/Crawford/Upholland 1908 1:2500 92 - 16 Blue Cabinet 1 Ambrose's Mawdsley 1891/93 1:2500 76 - 16 Yellow Cabinet 1 America Wood Hindley 1959 1:2500 SD 6205 & 6305 Cabinet 2 Anchor Electric Cable Works Leigh Town Centre 1928 1:2500 102 - 7 Red Cabinet 1 Anchor Electric Cable Works Leigh 1953 1:2500 SJ 6599 Cabinet 2 Anderton (house) Blackrod 1892 1:2500 86 - 9 Yellow Cabinet 1 Adlington/Anderton/Blackrod/Bolto n le Anderton Hall Moors/Haigh/Rivington/Horwich 1845/46 6 inch - 1 mile 86 Cabinet 1 Anderton Hall Colliery, Pits 5 & 6 Blackrod 1892 1:2500 86 - 9 Yellow Cabinet 1 Anderton House Blackrod 1968 1:2500 SD 6011 & SD 6111 Cabinet 2 Anderton House (NCB) Lowton 1970 1:2500 SJ 6297 & SJ 6397 Cabinet 2 Adlington/Anderton/Blackrod/Bolto n le Anderton Old Hall Moors/Haigh/Rivington/Horwich 1845/46 6 inch - 1 mile 86 Cabinet 1 Anderton Old Hall (site of) Rivington/Anderton/Horwich 1930 1:10560 86.NW Cabinet 1 Anderton Old Hall (site of) Blackrod/Horwich 1961 1:2500 SD 6211 & 6311 Cabinet 2 Anderton Old Hall Farm Blackrod/Horwich 1961 1:2500 SD 6211 & 6311 Cabinet 2 Abram/Aspull/Atherton/Haigh/Hindl Anderton's Flash ey/Leigh/Tyldesley/Westhoughton 1946 2.5" = 1 mile Map Shelves Adlington/Appley Bridge/Coppull/Standish/Haigh/Sh Anderton's Windmill evington 1845/46 6 inch - 1 mile 85 Cabinet 1 Anderton's Windmill (disused) Wigan Rural District
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