Moseley House
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Moseley House
Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: 27 Apr 2020
A 19th century house, listed grade II (list entry 1256056). According to the listing, it is "reputed to have been built as a house for the owner of the bleach works (demolished), remains of which are on the hill slope to the south and east of the house". However old maps show the bleach works to have been on the far (west) side of the clough, so this reference may be to Dean Grange Image
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Image Location
Latitude
53.86133
Longitude
-1.633225