You like to think you know your local area, so it was a surprise when Bovine posted a few photos of this place.
Hollinshead Hall was a manor house situated between Belmont Village and Tockholes, built in 1776 the property fell into disrepair in the late 1900's and was demolished by Liverpool Corporation Waterworks following purchase of the surrounding land area.
Very little remains of the old house, apart from the Holy Well, a natural spring housed in small building with a reputation of being haunted.
A pleasant wander in the rather damp summer air brought us to a clearing in the woods.
Hollinshead Hall was a manor house situated between Belmont Village and Tockholes, built in 1776 the property fell into disrepair in the late 1900's and was demolished by Liverpool Corporation Waterworks following purchase of the surrounding land area.
Very little remains of the old house, apart from the Holy Well, a natural spring housed in small building with a reputation of being haunted.
A pleasant wander in the rather damp summer air brought us to a clearing in the woods.
A rather charming breath of fresh air after the pigeon infested rat holes of the the last week.
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