OneGuyFromBarlick

PanBiker wrote:I have moved this topic here into the Local History thread, I just realised it was in the Practice Posting thread which gets automatically purged of posts. Too much information to lose. I will PM the original poster so she can find it.

Thank you.

Thank you Wendy for all of the fascinating information and the pictures, it's really kind of you to have dug it all out. I'll share it with my parents too who have lived locally since the 1940's - they'll be really interested in lots of the info. It sounds like Fiddling Clough was a busy household, ...

Thanks Wendy. Oddly enough I haven't seen Fiddling Clough myself yet but my parents walked past it recently and have told me all about it. It's captured my interest mainly because it's derelict & is in such a beautiful place - the two don't add up! But I get what you mean about modern amenities....

Thanks Ian for the welcome! Just seems so sad that when people breathe life into abandoned properties all over the place that this one is left alone, and seems to have been empty for years......

Hello - fascinated by the remoteness and dereliction of this place, can anyone shed any light on its history and more especially how it has come to be left to rack & ruin? Land Registry records are non-existent..............

Thanks,
Jane.