EPW032584 ENGLAND (1930). Trial plots and cultivated fields around Ash House Lane, Little Leigh, from the south-west, 1930. This image has been produced from a damaged negative.

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Details

Title	[EPW032584] Trial plots and cultivated fields around Ash House Lane, Little Leigh, from the south-west, 1930. This image has been produced from a damaged negative.
Reference	EPW032584
Date	June-1930
Link
Place name	LITTLE LEIGH
Parish	LITTLE LEIGH
District
Country	ENGLAND
Easting / Northing	361504, 377116
Longitude / Latitude	-2.5775486265064, 53.289335162503
National Grid Reference	SJ615771

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Ash Hall Farm Report as Inappropriate	Dylan Moore	Thursday 28th of February 2013 06:01:27 PM
Hi Dylan, Thank you for persevering with these...we'll update the catalogue and post your new location data here in due course. Yours, Katy Britain from Above Cataloguing Team Leader Report as Inappropriate	Katy Whitaker	Thursday 7th of March 2013 04:51:26 PM
Traction Engine Report as Inappropriate	Class31	Wednesday 20th of February 2013 11:16:18 PM

User Comment Contributions

I live in Little Leigh, never knew about these pictures till I accidently Googled, survey and here I am. Little Leigh does have a website. www.littleleigh.net and a facebook page. the website has history & maps on there going back to 1770. plus the village was mentioned in the doomsday book, but digs suggest vilage goes back to prehistoric . During the second world war children from Liverpool were evacuated to the village and stayed next to the church; St Michaels and All angels, in the school. This church has a reodos behind the altar, last supper, the terracoota and church bricks were made locally in Northwich. (have added a picture of the Reodos). A WW2 POW camp to the East of the above photo if you carried along Ash house lane to the border with the next village; Comberbach, . Probably, many of those in the camps would of worked on the farms in Little Leigh.	Gill	Sunday 29th of September 2013 11:21:20 PM
Hi Gill, nice to hear from you. This image and the others in the sequence were "unidentified" for a while; the project's cataloguers didn't have enough information to locate them but thanks to Dylan we got a grid-reference in the end. I hope you enjoy looking at them, maybe you can give us a bit more info about the trial plots/nursery business other area? Yours, Katy Britain from Above Cataloguing Team Leader	Katy Whitaker	Sunday 29th of September 2013 11:21:20 PM
oops, it wasn't loading so pressed share three times.	Gill	Sunday 29th of September 2013 11:19:15 PM
I live in Little Leigh, never knew about these pictures till I accidently Googled, survey and here I am. Little Leigh does have a website. www.littleleigh.net and a facebook page. the website has history & maps on there going back to 1770. plus the village was mentioned in the doomsday book, but digs suggest vilage goes back to prehistoric . During the second world war children from Liverpool were evacuated to the village and stayed next to the church; St Michaels and All angels, in the school. This church has a reodos behind the altar, last supper, the terracoota and church bricks were made locally in Northwich. (have added a picture of the Reodos). A WW2 POW camp to the East of the above photo if you carried along Ash house lane to the border with the next village; Comberbach, . Probably, many of those in the camps would of worked on the farms in Little Leigh.	Gill	Sunday 29th of September 2013 11:17:10 PM