Old Boundary Marker on Old Hall Lane, Worsley
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Old Boundary Marker on Old Hall Lane, Worsley
Image: © C Leather Taken: 17 Aug 2024
Boundary Marker in the entrance to Lady Hill House on the south side of Old Hall Lane 20 metres west of the junction with the A575 Walkden Road. In the former Worsley parish. Recorded as one of five place name stones around Worsley in a document of City Boundary Stones. There is no evidence of Ladyhill being a township or parish. Greater Manchester Historic Environment Record says it is a Plague Stone. It may just be the name of the house and doesn’t look very old. Milestone Society National ID: LA_LADH01bm
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Image Location
Latitude
53.507075
Longitude
-2.387382