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Werneth Low Country Park

In 1920, following a public appeal, the Hyde War Memorial Committee purchased Lower Higham Farm and all its land. Following the purchase, a scheme was put forward to protect the land forever for the health and well being of the community; a lasting tribute to the 710 men from this area who perished in The Great War of 1914 to 1918. The land and farm are now held in trust by the Hyde War Memorial Trust.

During the late 1970s the former Greater Manchester Council, Tameside MBC and the Hyde War Memorial Trust established Werneth Low Country Park which was officially declared open by HRH the Duke of Gloucester on the 9th of June 1980. The country park extends for 80 hectares (200 acres) across the Northern and Western slopes of Werneth Low.

LinkExternal link Tameside MBC
by David Dixon

Created: Sat, 29 Oct 2011, Updated: Sat, 29 Oct 2011


48 images use this description:

SJ9693 : The Hyde War Memorial by Graham Hogg
2019
SJ9693 : Viewpoint at Werneth Low Country Park. by David Dixon
2011
SJ9693 : Werneth Low Country Park by David Dixon
2011
SJ9693 : Werneth Low Country Park by David Dixon
2011
SJ9693 : Lower Higham Visitor Centre, Werneth Low Country Park by David Dixon
2011
SJ9693 : Werneth Low Country Park by David Dixon
2011
SJ9693 : Little Stone Low by Gerald England
2009
SJ9693 : Hanging Bank by Gerald England
2009
SJ9693 : Daffodils at Hanging Bank by Gerald England
2009
SJ9693 : The Slopes of Werneth Low by Gerald England
2009
SJ9693 : Daffodils at Hanging Bank by Gerald England
2009
SJ9693 : Alder High School by Gerald England
2009
SJ9693 : Werneth Low by Gerald England
2009
SJ9693 : Werneth Low Country Park by Gerald England
2008
SJ9693 : Hanging Bank Wood by Gerald England
2008
SJ9693 : Rye Field by Gerald England
2008
SJ9693 : Post by the entrance to Werneth Low Visitor Centre by Gerald England
2008
SJ9693 : Gate to Rye Field by Gerald England
2008
SJ9693 : Footpath to Hanging Bank by Gerald England
2008
SJ9693 : Cyclist & Horse-riders This Way by Gerald England
2008
SJ9693 : Footpaths off Higham Lane by Gerald England
2008
SJ9693 : View over Higham Lane by Gerald England
2008
SJ9693 : Notice from the Country Park Warden by Gerald England
2008
SJ9693 : Signpost with notice by Gerald England
2008
SJ9693 : Viewpoint Indicator by Gerald England
2008
SJ9693 : View from Werneth Low by Gerald England
2008
SJ9693 : Heading Up The Low by Gerald England
2008
SJ9693 : Horses and Cyclists by Gerald England
2008
SJ9693 : Higher Higham by Gerald England
2008
SJ9693 : View from Werneth Low by Gerald England
2008
SJ9693 : Grazing cattle at Werneth Low by Gerald England
2008
SJ9693 : Horse riders on Werneth Low by Gerald England
2008
SJ9693 : Hyde War Memorial by Gerald England
2008
SJ9693 : Rye Field by Gerald England
2008
SJ9693 : Croft Field by Gerald England
2008
SJ9693 : Lower Higham Visitor Centre by Gerald England
2008
SJ9693 : Werneth Low by Gerald England
2006
SJ9693 : Hyde War Memorial by Gerald England
2006
SJ9693 : View from Werneth Low by Gerald England
2006
SJ9693 : Peace Garden by Gerald England
2006
SJ9693 : Hacking Knife by Gerald England
2006
SJ9693 : Werneth Low Golf Course by Gerald England
1999
SJ9693 : Werneth Low Golf Course by Gerald England
1999
SJ9693 : The View from Werneth Low by Gerald England
1993
SJ9693 : Footpath from Hacking Knife by Gerald England
1993
SJ9693 : Werneth Low War Memorial by Gerald England
1993
SJ9693 : Towards Windy Harbour by Gerald England
1993
SJ9693 : Hyde War Memorial by Gerald England
1990


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