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Springwater Park

Springwater Park covers an area of the valley slope on the southern side of the River Irwell between Whitefield and Radcliffe, across from the flood plain on the opposite bank. The Spring Water Print Works was established here in 1827; this was soon followed by the Blackford Bridge Print Works and Spring Clough Bleach Works, all within the modern boundary of the park. Over time the emphasis on printing cloth changed to cloth finishing. As late as 1957 on an ordnance survey map, the cluster of buildings appears as Springwater Bleach Works. By 1965 they were just described as 'works' and in the 1970s they were demolished, with the main areas being landscaped to create the park.

For a more detailed account, see “A Brief History of Springwater Park” LinkExternal link
by David Dixon

Created: Fri, 13 Nov 2020, Updated: Fri, 13 Nov 2020


18 images use this description:

SD7906 : Springwater Park by David Dixon
2020
SD7906 : Springwater Park by David Dixon
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SD7906 : Path to Springwater Park by David Dixon
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SD7906 : River Irwell, Springwater Park by David Dixon
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SD7906 : Springwater Park, River Irwell by David Dixon
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SD7906 : River Irwell at Springwater Park by David Dixon
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SD8007 : River Roch at Springwater Park by David Dixon
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SD7906 : Whitefield, The Path to Springwater park by David Dixon
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SD7906 : Springwater Park Monolinth by David Dixon
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SD7906 : River Irwell, Springwater Park by David Dixon
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SD8007 : River Irwell, Looking Downstream from Springwater Park by David Dixon
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SD7906 : Footpath in Springwater Park by David Dixon
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SD7906 : Fast-flowing Stream in Springwater Park by David Dixon
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SD8007 : Derelict Outbuilding near Blackford Bridge by David Dixon
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SD7906 : Springwater Park, Radcliffe by David Dixon
2014
SD8006 : Springwater Park, Whitefield by David Dixon
2016
SD7906 : Path into Springwater Park by David Dixon
2016
SD7907 : Riverside Path at Springwater Park by David Dixon
2020


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