Articles

Childhood memories and recollections of Jean Farrimond visiting her grandparents at Tucson House in the 1930's., a marvellous example of social history.

History of the Chapels, Ince Burial Board and the work of renowned Victorian architect, Alfred Waterhouse.

A comprehensive and in-depth article investigating the circumstances surrounding the rebuilding of the Church. Thanks to Peter Layland

We don't often think about Wigan being rich in Medieval moats and halls, but there were many 500 to 800 years ago. Derek has pulled together lots of evidence of some 30 moated sites from old maps and documents, photos and satellite and LiDAR images. Some moated sites still exist.

Details from the Wigan Observer of two old Wigan Business families and their connection to King St Wigan. By Graham Taylor

New research into 200 year-old artefacts decorating the church walls, by Jim Meehan.

Caroline Heaven explores the life and times of James Higson and his family with this in-depth study. Additional research by Rita Fell and Jan Thomas.

A series of three articles on her life in Lamberhead "Lomra" Green, Pemberton. Hilda was born in 1911.

Prolific Wigan architect and engineer, responsible for the design of many iconic Wigan buildings.

A short history of Speckled Holly Cottage, Standish Wood Lane, Standish. By Graham Taylor