ACCRINGTON - Lancashire County Council

Lancashire Historic Town Survey
Accrington
FIGURES
1. Location map of survey area
2. Accrington survey area with (inset) contour data
3. Historic Landscape Characterisation – character areas for Lancashire
4. Detail of Accrington as mapped in 1848
5. Archaeological sites recorded for Accrington
6. Roman sites in Accrington
7. Medieval settlement areas in Accrington
8. Post-medieval sites, areas and communication routes in Accrington
9. Industrial-era sites in Accrington
10. Historical urban development
11. Present Historic Townscape Character: HTC Types and Areas
12. Designations
PLATES
1. 1839 estate map showing the Antley area of Accrington
2. Lower House Farm on a nineteenth-century painting
3. Accrington House in the nineteenth century
4. Sketch of Broad Oak Printworks in 1814
5. Bank Terrace
6. Accrington Gas and Waterworks Company plan of 1841
7. Houses along Warner Street, purpose-built with ground floor shops; 1820s
8. The former Red Lion Inn on Abbey Street
9. The Black Horse, formerly the George, Abbey Street
10. The Swedenborgians’ nineteenth-century New Jerusalem Chapel
11. Scars of openings for ashpit cleaning and coal delivery, Back Adelaide Street
12. Working class cottages of the 1830s, Adelaide Street
13. Barn of probable late eighteenth to early nineteenth-century date, Black Abbey Street
14. Plan of houses on Bold Street from Borough building plans, 1888
15. St James’s Court, a mid-nineteenth-century courtyard slum
16. House designs for Bold Street in 1888
17. ‘The Roundabout’, eighteenth-century tollhouse at the corner of Grange Lane and
Manchester Road
18. Avenue Parade, looking east towards Peel Park
19. View along the valley of the Woodnook Water
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