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The Founding Father Of Central Heating... John Grundy. Regular Church goes. The Church became bitterly cold in Winter. So John decided to come up with a Solution. Central Heating.

We went down to see the Tyldesley Miners Banner 🙌 Stick around…the video will be about the banner coming up. - Where it is - How to get there *No one was arrested in the making of the video 😊 Historic England Richard MacDonald

Robin Hood, On the corner of Charles Street Does anyone have any memories of Robin Hood? or know what year they think this was taken? Photo credit and location credit - Susan Szkilnyk

How to see Tyldesley’s Historic Miners Banner. The Miners Hall was one of the largest Halls in the UK. It’s not being used as 180 Dance Studio Richard MacDonald Historic England #highstreet #history #tyldesley

Did you know Tyldesley had a Medieval building with a Moat? New Hall moated site is a scheduled monument in Tyldesley, Greater Manchester, England. It includes a moat and an island platform on which a modern house has been built. The more you know...

The “Isherwood Family” History.. A very important family in the history of Tyldesley Great video from Archives: Wigan & Leigh & @TomMcGrath_ Historic England Richard MacDonald

The Origin Of Manley House.. An indenture for the property dated 8th November 1825 reveals the house was constructed that year for William Ecksersley Manley.

The Origin Of Ponky's Park "Why is it called Ponky's Park?" Peter Rothwell the last owner of the Pub was known as "Ponky" was given this nickname due to his interest in playing and making musical instruments as in the term The Boar's Head was located in that very spot.

Updates on Impressed Laundry, Ironing and Dry Cleaning Services. How do you think it is looking? Stilling waiting for the tiles to go in BUT, the large windows really make it stand out. @heritagecomment Historic England Richard MacDonald

Tyldesley Library Updates Sterling Services Liverpool have been appointed to repair Tyldesley Library. Sterling Services are keen to let us document their progress but due to H&S, we need to wait a few more weeks until they will let Haydn in with his camera.

Tyldesley Library Updates Found some stunning work. After removing the plywood panelling to expose a beautiful leaded light. Before ( First Picture ) After ( Second Picture ) As you can see, the building was “built to last” with what appears to be heavy-duty cast-iron roof.

Tyldesley Library Updates Roof Updates 1. Old Flag Pole 2. Light Protector 3. Chimney 4. Ornate stonework above the large ground floor windows. Beautiful to see

History Of Tyldesley’s Old Bank 🏦 The More You Know Massive Credit to Archives: Wigan & Leigh for the photos and history.. Historic England @heritagecomment Richard MacDonald

Tyldesley Library Updates Commemoration Plaques. Beautiful.

The Story Of Edward Entwistle The first man to drive a passenger train. Born in Tyldesley 🙌 Bongs On The Map #tyldesley #highstreet #history #tyldesleyhistory Historic England @heritagecomment Richard MacDonald

Contract Signed Latest Signing For ForTyldesley.... 180 Dance Studio. Work commenced on the front of the property. The Iconic property will be getting a little love. The aim of the project is to improve the shopfront and add traditional sign writing.

Wicked Pops Awning fitted. One happy Owner 😊 Historic England @heritagecomment Richard MacDonald

Our unique miners training gallery gets a bit of publicity, we're hoping to open it up regularly in future 👍😁⚒ #Tyldesley #mining #mininghistory #miners

Bongs On The Map Did you know about Tyldesley’s Miners Suite - it’s the only one left in the UK.. Thank you Alan Davies for your time and information. The full video will be out soon. #miners #minerssuite #heritage Richard MacDonald Historic England

Lovely to see Catherine Dewar UKREiiF event today… Great to see what the UK has planned when it comes to infrastructure and property development Historic England