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GEORGE BERNARD WOOD. Barlow Hall, Barlow Hall Road, Chorlton Cum Hardy, Manchester,1942. Creator: George Bernard Wood.

GEORGE BERNARD WOOD. Barlow Hall, Barlow Hall Road, Chorlton Cum Hardy, Manchester, 1942. An exterior view of Barlow Hall, seen from the south-west in the grounds, with a moat in the foreground. Formerly a manor house, Barlow Hall was built in the 16th and 17th centuries, with alterations made in the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries. It was badly damaged by a fire in 1879 and formerly consisted of four ranges surrounding a courtyard. Now, there are three ranges of two storeys, with the east side of the courtyard open. The south range has a large semi-circular bay at the west end with French windows, and the west range has an earlier gabled bay at the north end, with the rest covered with a 20th century loggia.The house was the home of Blessed Ambrose Barlow (b.1585 and martyred at Lancaster 1641), and is now a golf club.
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Barlow Hall, Barlow Hall Road, Chorlton Cum Hardy, Manchester,1942. Creator: George Bernard Wood.
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Barlow Hall, Barlow Hall Road, Chorlton Cum Hardy, Manchester, 1942. An exterior view of Barlow Hall, seen from the south-west in the grounds, with a moat in the foreground. Formerly a manor house, Barlow Hall was built in the 16th and 17th centuries, with alterations made in the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries. It was badly damaged by a fire in 1879 and formerly consisted of four ranges surrounding a courtyard. Now, there are three ranges of two storeys, with the east side of the courtyard open. The south range has a large semi-circular bay at the west end with French windows, and the west range has an earlier gabled bay at the north end, with the rest covered with a 20th century loggia.The house was the home of Blessed Ambrose Barlow (b.1585 and martyred at Lancaster 1641), and is now a golf club.
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5889 x 4254 px | 71.7 MB
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49.9 x 36.0 cm | 19.6 x 14.2 in (300 dpi)
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