Sawpit Park, Huyton
Introduction
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Sawpit Park, Huyton
Image: © Sue Adair Taken: 3 May 2006
Sawpit Park opened in September 1999 and was once a woodland called Paradise Wood which belonged to the Molyneaux-Seel family, landowners of the manor of Huyton Hey. Within these woods were two pits used to saw logs, hence the name, one can be seen in the centre and a rock feature has been created with the local red sandstone. The building in the background is Huyton Hey Manor Farm, once derelict and now a residential home.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.409311
Longitude
-2.831849