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We Found A Creepy Abandoned House: Tower Hill Farm Wigan Abandoned Places

IN THIS VIDEO I TAKE YOU ON A EXPLORE OF THE ABANDONED SPOOKY TOWER HILL FARM HOUSE TIME CAPSULE IN WIGAN. EXPLORING WITH CALLUM ON THIS EXPLORE GO CHECK THEM OUT ON THERE PHOTOGRAPHY PAGES ON INSTAGRAM AND GIVE HIM A FOLLOW. CALLUM https://instagram.com/the_photographe... HISTORY Farmhouse, now house. Probably early C17 or earlier, with added wing dated 1684 on gable, enlarged to rear; damaged by fire in early C20, and altered. Mostly coursed squared sandstone, with some thin graduated sandstone rubble, and all with quoins; stone slate roofs on 2 levels. 2-unit main range with 2-unit crosswing to left and outshut to rear. 2 storeys, 1:2 windows. The main range is very low (virtually one-and-a-half storeys) and has a ragged vertical joint between the bays, a Tudor-arched doorway close to the wing, with a chamfered surround (and now protected by a C20 glazed porch), 2 large square windows at ground floor with C20 casements, and a small 2-light mullioned window under the eaves slightly to the right of the door, with a chamfered flush mullion; and its right-hand gable has a 2-light sliding sash window to the upper floor. Chimney at junction with wing. The projecting gable of the wing has a square window at ground floor, a 2-light mullioned window at 1st floor (both these like those of the main range), a carved datestone with raised lettering: H/E M/1684, and a moulded gable coping with a finial at the apex and the stumps of finials at the corners; its left return wall has a similar mullioned window at 1st floor of the front bay and an altered window to the rear bay; and its rear gable has altered windows on both floors. The rear outshut, in 2 builds under a deep catslide roof, has casement windows of 3, 1 and 3 lights. INTERIOR: not inspected, but is said to have been rebuilt following fire damage, the only feature of interest now being one chamfered beam in the wing; private survey in 1988 recorded upper cruck truss close to junction of main range and wing. HISTORY: occupied in 1675 by Thomas Hooton, blacksmith (d.1676), and subsequently by Edward Hooton, yeoman, and his wife Margaret. Forms group with remains of former barn approx 30m east (qv). (Private Report and Survey: Miller G: 1988-). PLEASE DO CONSIDER TO FOLLOW ME FOR MORE CONTENT AND ALSO CHECK OUT MY OTHER SOCIAL MEDIA SITES TOO. FACEBOOK :-   / razortwistedexploring   INSTAGRAM :-   / razortwistedexploring   TIK TOK :-   / razortwistedexploring   I own all copyrights to the intro,video and music by My band Twisted Mentality song 'LET ME BE YOUR MONSTER' I own all lyrics as i am the Vocalist of the band and own the music to this song. ( Twisted Mentality - Let Me Be Your Monster )    • Twisted Mentality - Let Me Be Your Monster...   #abandonedplacesuk #abandonedplaces #abandonedhouse #towerhillfarmhouse #abandonedfarmhouse #upholland #wigan #abandonedtimecapsule #abandonedcaravan #spooky #creepy #eerie #haunted