North View Cottages Strongstry
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North View Cottages Strongstry
Image: © Paul Anderson Taken: 25 Jan 2007
Not far from Stubbins is the hamlet of Strongstry. Like their neighbour they both have medieval origins. Most of the houses in present day Strongstry date from the 19th century and were built by the Porritts to house their mill workers. The only vehicular access to Strongstry is via the low 10ft 6in bridge in the picture which once was a branch line from Stubbins to Accrington Image
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Image Location
Latitude
53.66427
Longitude
-2.31777