Here is another one of those occasional posts looking at how horses pulled the way across the township.
It's a picture I have posted before but I think is well worth looking at again.
It is of the pond by the Brook close to the entrance of Chorlton High School.
Now I can’t be certain but I would think the horses belonged to the farm at Hough End Hall which was just to our left beyond the bridge.
The year must be sometime around 1903 and reminds us that horses were still an integral way of work in the township.
But there is much more.
In the distance are those houses which are still there today, while over to our left was the old bridge across the brook which went when the road was widened later in the century.
And beyond the bridge was open farm land all the way up to Barlow Moor Roaf.
Picture; from the Lloyd collection
It's a picture I have posted before but I think is well worth looking at again.
It is of the pond by the Brook close to the entrance of Chorlton High School.
Now I can’t be certain but I would think the horses belonged to the farm at Hough End Hall which was just to our left beyond the bridge.
The year must be sometime around 1903 and reminds us that horses were still an integral way of work in the township.
But there is much more.
In the distance are those houses which are still there today, while over to our left was the old bridge across the brook which went when the road was widened later in the century.
And beyond the bridge was open farm land all the way up to Barlow Moor Roaf.
Picture; from the Lloyd collection
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