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DJJohnny visits Latchford
Part 3 - Graves, Clocks and Crossings!
This is the third in a series of short local history videos, about the Latchford area of Warrington, which is located on the south bank of the River Mersey - within the town of Warrington.
The video looks at the fascinating history of St James Church of England Church - on Wilderspool Causway and it’s earlier location. It then takes a glimpse of the Wilderspool road bridge, and the Victorian railway below. Looking at the reason why the bridge was such an important structure to the town of Warrington.
Special thanks to Warrington Library & Museum - Culture Warrington, for their continued help and support with information and images used. Thanks also to Harry Wells, for his superb knowledge of local history and his amazing books! Thanks to Gordon Gandy, as well as the Latchford History Group for their excellent booklets and information. I am also very grateful to friends on Facebook - Warrington Memories, for their invaluable information and images used. Credit also to those who’s original images have been used, but couldn’t find their source. Thanks also to my wife - Liz, for her great camera work. Finally thanks to Ian Rigby, for his continued help support and companionship in the making of these little videos, which is very much appreciated. Thanks to you all!
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