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Springfield, Wigan

Introduction

Springfield had a house with grounds and a small park. There were entrance drives from Gidlow Lane past Gidlow Lodge and from Frog Lane past a brick field. Both entrances crossed fields. This was a roughly rectangular site tapering to the south surrounded by open fields. The house was to the extreme western boundary of the site, with a possible kitchen garden to the north together with an orchard. There was a single clump of trees in park, with additional planting of single trees in park by the late-19th-century. The site is now lost, and the whole area has been developed.

Key Information

Type

Park

Survival

Lost

Hectares

3

References

References

Contributors

  • Lancashire Gardens Trust

  • Greater Manchester Archaeological Unit