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Brierfield
Panorama of Brierfield taken from Cuckstool Lane (05 July 1998, 1645).
Brierfield
is a small town between Nelson and Burnley.
It is historically connected to the Quaker
movement; their meeting house still stands just down the hill from Marsden Cross.
Huge mill buildings (Smith & Nephew) still dominate much of Brierfield and loom over
the housing estate built on the old gas works (you can see the S&N building in the
just to the right of center in the picture).
Key Features
Places of Interest
Description |
Location |
Comments |
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Walverden Road, just below the junction with Halifax Road. |
Built in 1760, a single storey, stone built building. |
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St Lukes
Church |
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Links
Babs'
Ramblings
Lee's
Brierfield Page
Books on Brierfield
"Old
Brierfield", John Bentley, Paperback (December 1984)
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