. Die Victoria Geschichte der Grafschaft von Lancaster;. Natural History. SALFORD HUNDERT PREDIGER durch einen Graben geschützt, aber es gibt keine Spur von dieser, und die Position des Hauses, nicht weit vom Fluss Irwell auf der Ostseite, nicht die Prob-Fähigkeit des Grabens in existierte sehr groß machen." Der Lancashire und Yorkshire Railway von Bolton nach Manchester und Bury Canal sowohl Pass in der Nähe des Hauses auf der nördlichen Seite.*'* Der Eingang zum Hof auf der Ostseite ist, und die große Halle liegt am südlichen Ende des Westflügels, mit der ehemaligen Küche und spülküche an seinem nördlichen Ende.

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. The Victoria history of the county of Lancaster;. Natural history. SALFORD HUNDRED ECCLES protected by a moat, but there is no trace of this, and the position of the house, being not far from the River Irwell on the east side, does not make the prob- ability of the moat having existed very great." The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway from Bolton to Manchester and the Bury Canal both pass close to the house on the north side.*'* The entrance to the court is on the east side, and the great hall is at the south end of the west wing, with the former kitchen and scullery at its north end. The chief living rooms are in the south wing, and the north and east wings were occupied by the offices and servants' quarters. The building appears to be of two main dates, but has been very much modernized both inside and out in the middle of the last century, considerable repairs and alterations having taken place been rebuilt about a century later, though the south wing has been so much modernized that its original date is somewhat difficult to determine. The great hall shows toward the courtyard a wealth of ornament in the timber framing and gables, in great contrast to the very plain construction of the east front, which consists entirely of horizontal sill pieces and straight uprights with a cove under the eaves. The building is of two stories throughout, about 18 ft. to the eaves, and the roofs are covered with grey stone slates, which offer a charming contrast to the black and white work of wood and plaster. The chimneys are of red brick, giving a welcome note of colour, but they are largely rebuilt or covered with ivy. The west side of the house is wholly faced with small 2-in. bricks, and has two projecting plain gables and a large central chim-. Agecroft Hall there about the year 1865-7. There have also been subsequent additions and alterations, the last having taken place in 1894 after a fire which destroyed the roof of the greater portion of the east and south wings

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