OneGuyFromBarlick

This bit of our history attracted a lot of attention!

... thing, only problem was it didn’t work!’ Ernie recalled one meeting up Jepp Hill in 1932. There was an industrial dispute on between the 27th of August and the 27th of ...

... usually travelled by fairly straight, well-known routes across the hills, the softer places being set with large stones, still a well-known ... having dung, ashes or any other nuisance lying in the street between Jepp Hill and the eastern end of the town to be charged 4d. for every load ...

... daily output was 150,000 gallons and it fed a service reservoir at Park Hill which held 356,400 gallons. There was more than one borehole at Whitemoor ... of March 1892 at 10:30 in the morning at the Mechanic’s Institute on Jepp Hill. [Later to become the Town Hall.] It was described as being ‘an ...

... The two corbels on 37 Church Street, Jepp Hill, in 1983.

The Nook at the end of King Street and the head of Jepp hill, before and after.

... in the old Town Hall formerly the Mechanics Institute I believe on Jepp Hill.

... daily output was 150,000 gallons and it fed a service reservoir at Park Hill which held 356,400 gallons. There was more than one borehole at Whitemoor ... of March 1892 at 10:30 in the morning at the Mechanic’s Institute on Jepp Hill. [Later to become the Town Hall.] It was described as being ‘an ...

... The two corbels on Jepp Hill in 1983.

Brass band playing on Jepp Hill. Early 1920s or 30s?

... town. Newtown, Rainhall Road from Newtown to Park Road, King Street, Jepp Hill, Philip Street, Butts and St James’ Square are all medieval layout. Wapping and Walmsgate ...

... is several groups of houses at Townhead, Westgate (Church Street) and Jepp Hill, Coates and Salterforth, joined by narrow lanes that were mainly unpaved as late as 1750 ...

BARLICK MECHANIC’S INSTITUTE 02 This week, let’s go up to the top of Jepp Hill and the end of King Street and look at the evidence there. You have often heard me say ...

Bumped. Loads of good info in these articles on Jepp Hill!

... The bottom of Jepp hill in 1982. It had changed before then with the demolition of the cottage properties where ...

... showrooms. Rates were paid over the counter at the town hall on Jepp Hill. I know I'm an old fart but I wish we could go back to those simple days, no fancy offers ...

It does seem a bit late for the laying out board box but I am in agreement that that is what it is. I wonder when the one on Jepp Hill was taken away? This one at Sough must have been a very late contender for removal, unless the box had been re-purposed for some other use.

... The headline was regarding a proposal to turn the former Town Hall on Jepp Hill into a pub! That didn't quite work out. :smile: I love little finds like that, a snippet ...

... The headline was regarding a proposal to turn the former Town Hall on Jepp Hill into a pub! That didn't quite work out. :smile:

... The Nook, at the end of King Street on the bend that becomes Jepp Hill. Apart from being a very old corner of Barlick that has been demolished (1979) and qualifying ...

... The Nook, at the end of King Street on the bend that becomes Jepp Hill. Apart from being a very old corner of Barlick that has been demolished and qualifying ...

... Brooks as ‘draper and grocer’ of Barnoldswick. 1861 census John Brooks, Jepp Hill, head, 45, grocer. Jane, wife, 44. Ann, 23, dressmaker. William, 22, errand boy. Mary, ...

... balanced, this picture from 1996 or 97 in the old Town Hall on Jepp Hill Five Labour members, Five Lib Dems and two Independents I think the make up was, also ...

... 39, HLW wool. Mary Lambert, I year. 1851 census. Edmondson. Allan Jepp Hill. Head, married, 43, Limestone quarry labourer. Mary A. Wife, 45. James, 20 PLW (Power ...

My rates used to be a piece of paper and I paid at Jepp Hill. No problems. Now my council tax is online but last year when I attempted to register to read ...