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	Earlestown - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Earlestown forms the western part of the former urban district of Newton-le-Willows, but is now in the Metropolitan Borough of St Helens, Merseyside, England.
		At the 1963 rationalisation of British Railways, Earlestown was closed, and the work transferred to Horwich.
		Earlestown is also well located as far as the road network is concerned, being close to junction 9 of the M62 motorway, junctions 21A, 22 and 23 of the M6 motorway, and the A580 East Lancashire Manchester-Liverpool road.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Earlestown (338 words)

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		A drawer, of Viaduct Street, Earlestown, who was identified by Michael Clark, his brother-in-law, a collier with whom he lodged.
		A collier, of Workhouse Row, Earlestown who left a wife and was identified by his mother, Mary, through his stockings which she had given to him as a present.
		A collier, of Viaduct Street, Earlestown who left a wife and was recognised by Thomas Kay who was in the Ravenhead Mine at the time of the explosion.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/LAN/Haydock/MINES.txt (5928 words)

	Earlestown Tourist Information on AboutBritain.com
		Earlestown is a suburb of Newton le Willows and owes much of its development to the coming of the railways in the 1830s.
		The industry disappeared a long time ago and Earlestown is now a commuter area for the surrounding cities and towns.
		At Earlestown is the Sankey Viaduct (known locally as the 9 Arches).
	www.aboutbritain.com /towns/earlestown.asp (534 words)

	Chapter 21 'Hugh Stowell Brown,' 1888
		In the year 1875 a few persons who had been in the habit of meeting together for worship in a room in Earlestown applied for fellowship and were admitted as a branch of the Church.
		This arrangement has been found to work very satisfactorily; from the commencement of their union, as a Church, the Earlestown friends kept steadily in view the desirability of erecting a suitable place of worship, and laid by small sums annually for this purpose.
		In November 1881, the object desired was, with the help of friends, attained, and an exceedingly neat chapel built; additional class-rooms erected in 1884, at a cost of £50.
	www.isle-of-man.com /manxnotebook/fulltext/hsb1888/ch21.htm (1450 words)

	Earlestown railway station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Earlestown railway station is a railway station at Earlestown near Newton-le-Willows in Merseyside, England.
		Earlestown station was built at the point of intersection of these two early railways, incidentally forming the first steam railway junction, which was given the name Newton Junction.
		It was later named 'Earlestown', after James Hardman Earle, a director of the Liverpool and Manchester company.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Earlestown_railway_station (568 words)

	Stories for 17 January 2002
		PATIENTS in Newton and Earlestown are set to benefit from the formation of a new organisation responsible for primary health care.
		NEWTON and Earlestown residents are being asked what information they would like to see on the borough council's new environmental health and trading standards website.
		HOMEOWNERS in Newton and Earlestown are being urged to beware of gangs of workmen operating across the area.
	archive.thisischeshire.co.uk /2002/1/17 (5155 words)

	Francis_Yarwood_data (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		It was to accommodate the workers in these industries that Earlestown was built.
		Houses were built for the men and their families and the resulting township was called after Sir Hardman Earle, a director of the Railway Company.
		Francis would have been in Earlestown from around 1866 through to the end of the decade.
	www.btinternet.com /~stephen.yarwood/francis_yarwood_data.htm (480 words)

	Merseyside Police in St Helens: Initiatives: Shop Watch in Newton & Earlestown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Members had become complacent and the incidents of theft from shop seemed to increase, as the shop watch network was ‘ignored’ by some premises.
		Newton and Earlestown Shop Watch recently had its first success when a known offender, wanted by the police, was tracked through the town centre, until officers could intercept him.
		Newton and Earlestown Shop Watch has grown by four new members in the last 14 days and is already making a difference to local businesses.
	merseyside.police.uk /html/sthelens/initiatives/d5/03-08-shopwatch.htm (291 words)

	Estate Agents in Earlestown with property for sale. Earlestown houses, homes and flats.
		Estate Agents in Earlestown with property for sale.
		There is currently 1 office of estate agents in Earlestown and this is most likely to know about all the properties for sale in the local area.
		If you are serious about finding a property to buy, we can help you to contact the estate agents in Earlestown so that they all know what you are looking for and can contact you immediately when suitable properties become available for sale.
	www.ukpropertyshop.co.uk /s/Merseyside/estate_agents_Earlestown.shtml (306 words)

	North West Industrial Powerhouse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The resulting township was named “Earlestown” in honour of Sir Hardman.
		Through the triangle, running north-south and crossing the Liverpool and Manchester on the level, were the tracks of the Haydock Colliery Railway, built to take coal from mines in Haydock, to wharves on the Mersey at Warrington.
		The original station building was altered by the London and North Western Railway in 1902, the pitch of the roof being lowered, and a covered walkway constructed to link platforms on the east curve.
	www.industrialpowerhouse.co.uk /transport_sthelens.asp (1713 words)

	Elimar Pigeon Services Pigeon Portal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The 1998 season was our best to date, ending as highest prizewinners in Merseyside Federation, winning the Old Bird Land Average in the federation and equalling the federation record of 5 x 1sts in a season, also winning 2 x 1sts in our other federation.
		We have 2 sections for widowhood cocks, both 8ft x 6ft, containing 12 standard widowhood boxes (one of these sections is for our sprint team and the other for our Channel team) and one section for widowhood hens, which is basically a young bird loft.
		The 12 hens from the Channel team are raced in Earlestown FC because they usually come home before the cocks that are sent with Burtonwood HS.
	www.elimarpigeons.com /pigeon_articles/2002/article_brown_son.htm (3114 words)

	Biffaward.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Earlestown Baptist Church Crownway Community Centre - Crownway Community Centre
		The aim of the project is to provide a centre for community activities and multi-agency accommodation on the site of our former church, Earlestown, Newton-le-Willows, Merseyside.
		It is proposed to establish a community cafe within the premises and offer facilities to local community groups, as well as providing a home for our church fellowship.
	www.biffaward.org /projects/project.php?projid=984&PhaseID=1&SubProjectID=1 (141 words)

	The Earlestown Rocks Newsletter - Forum - A Bravenet.com Forum
		Newton Music Festival 2005 by Mike · May 21, 05 - 9:51 PM
		Earlestown Rocks - May Issue by Earlestown Rocks · Apr 30, 05 - 1:48 PM
		by Earlestown Rocks · Mar 23, 05 - 11:23 AM
	pub31.bravenet.com /forum/2619493775 (404 words)

	WWW.SPOONER-VICARS.COM - LOCATION MAP (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		In approx 1 mile at the mini roundabout turn right onto the A572 (signed St Helens) at the third set of traffic lights (with the college on the Left) turn left.
		After 500 metres, follow the one way system whilst keeping to the right, go past the Earlestown Railway Station until you see the Rams Head Public House in front of you.
		In approx 3 miles at the mini roundabout (with the Oak Tree Public House in front of you) turn left onto the A572 (signed St Helens) at the third set of traffic lights (with the college on the Left) turn left.
	www.spooner-vicars.com /location.htm (216 words)

	Sankey Canal Restoration Society (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		They were taken by Mr Joe Harrison, who was the Senior Supervisor at the Sankey Sugar Works, Earlestown, when it closed down in 1976.
		Apart from many views inside and outside the Sugar Works, some featuring the Sankey Canal, there are also views of his family, and of local characters and events.
		They form an important body of material on Earlestown life in the last century.
	www.scars.org.uk /cuttings/volume5/issue5-8/chimneys.html (280 words)

	EX-PUPILS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Earlestown not one but twice during our first couple of years.
		Market St About 1963/64 I moved up to the Grammar School but I was only there a matter of months due to the family moving to the midlands, As a result of the Viaduct wagon works imminent closure.
		They will be available form myself and Janet Rimmer at Barclays Bank Earlestown, and the club where it is being held, Newton Social on Patterson Street, There will be more outlets when I go and bend a few ears so I will keep you informed.
	www.newtonhighschool.org.uk /oldpupils.htm (5922 words)

	(Ea) Glossary for the LNWR Society
		Earlestown is a station roughly half-way between Liverpool and Manchester on the LMR
		The name Earlestown came in 1853 when the LNWR wagon works were established there, under the supervision of a veteran LNWR director, Sir Hardman Earle, but the station name was changed to Earlestown Junction only in 1861 (after a spell as Warrington Junction).
		Used to produce reciprocating (move backwards and forwards in a straight line) movement.
	www.lnwrs.org.uk /Glossary/glossaryea.php#Earlestown (587 words)

	The Railtour Files (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Approaching Warrington the driver forgot to stop, the train stopping at Earlestown to transfer the luckless Warrington passengers into a dmu.
		Drawing up twice at St Helen's Jct confused detraining passengers adding to the lateness of the excursion.
		By this time most local transport had ceased for the night, a few lucky passengers were able to travel in the empty stock for stations to Huyton.
	website.lineone.net /~gary5.thornton/701114sh.html (174 words)

	Newton Guardian sport - for all of the latest Saints and local sports news (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		SCOTT Wall made a break of 53 as Newton Social A clinched a shock 4-2 home win against Earlestown Town Furnishing Snooker League leaders Bryn Labour.
		EARLESTOWN Cons remain a point clear at the top of Earlestown Darts League Division A after a 6-3 win against Newton Social A. ANGLING: Organiser Aspinall wins Newton’s weekly match
		MATCH organiser Brian Aspinall was the winner of Newton Angling Association's Disabled and Over 60s members' weekly match on the upper pound of the Sankey Canal.
	www.newtonguardian.co.uk /sport (163 words)

	Merseyside Police in St Helens: Newton, Hardock, Blackbrook & Earlestown neighbourhood
		Merseyside Police in St Helens: Newton, Hardock, Blackbrook and Earlestown neighbourhood
		A recent operation to address community issues on the Trees Estate, Newton-le-Willows has brought about some very positive results.
		Please use the route finder for directions to these police stations.
	www.merseyside.police.uk /html/sthelens/neighbourhoods/d5/index.htm (85 words)

	Sankey Canal Restoration Society (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Harry Arnold, Editor of the Inland Waterways Association's Members' Journal "Waterways", is a native of Warrington, and has relatives living near the Sankey Canal.
		Trade on the Sankey ceased in 1959, when the sugar boats stopped running from Liverpool to the Earlestown Sankey Sugar Works.
		After the official closure of the Sankey beyond Earlestown in 1931, Bradley Lock was the last working lock on the canal until its closure.
	www.scars.org.uk /gallery/harnold.html (824 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
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		Earlestown Baptist Church was founded in 1871 but had to be demolished in 2001 due to extensive wet and dry rot.
		The new building will provide a centre for community activities and multi-agency accommodation.
	www.n-le-w.co.uk /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=51&Itemid=27 (142 words)

	Institution of Civil Engineers :: Knowledge :: Library
		Sankey viaduct, built 1828-30, was the first major viaduct of the railway era.
		It carried George Stephenson's Liverpool and Manchester railway 70ft above the Sankey Brook at Earlestown, Merseyside.
		This image comes from `Coloured views on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway'; by T T Bury, 1831.
	www.ice.org.uk /knowledge/library_image_gallery.asp?faculty=&Doctype=&searchString=&whichpage=8 (290 words)

	Knowhere: Earlestown, Merseyside, Local Heroes, Famous Residents
		Gerry Kenny aka "The Minister of Noise" aka "Sir Freddie Viadukt" leader of NAAFI Sandwich, International recording star and inspiration and role-model for all not wishing to grow up or dip more than their toes in the fetid gene-pool that is Earlestown.
		One or two well known drunks can be found entertaining people on the streets with their strange antics at all times of the day.
		What about Paul, The Lord Mayor of Earlestown, with his wild curly hair, bottle bottom glasses, stripy jumper, half mast pants and his brownie box camera.
	www.knowhere.co.uk /3989_heroes.html (853 words)

	GeoffHP
		The first official match at Priory Road was played between the Liverpool regional team (consisting of Everton players) and Walsall regional team, the match ended in a 3-3 draw.
		During the first season at Priory Road, Everton won their first ever title, by beating Earlestown 1-0 in the Liverpool Cup final.
		Everton's star player during these early days was an ex-Glasgow Rangers player, Jack McGill, who was also the club captain.
	members.aol.com /poke69er/page5.html (445 words)

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		The Church Urban Fund has been an ecumenical Fund from the outset.
		Follow the link to read the case study of the Crownway Centre at Earlestown Baptist Church in Newton-le-Willows, Lancashire.
		Grants are made directly to projects from the Church Urban Fund’s own resources.
	www.givingingrace.org /cuf.html (580 words)

	St Helens Wildlife Recording Group - Sankey Valley
		The St Helens stretch of Sankey Valley Park starts at the southeast corner of Carr Mill Dam and heads southeast for approximately 5 miles, passing through Blackbrook, Parr, Haydock, Earlestown and Newton-le-Willows.
		It ends at the Cheshire border, close to Newton Brook at SJ527977 to SJ585934.
		Mucky Mountains is an old alkali waste tip in Earlestown, which has a whole host of interesting flora which is unknown elsewhere in St. Helens, such as the locally rare Pyramidal Orchid and Quaking Grass.
	www.sthelenswildlife.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /SankeyValley.htm (419 words)

	mypage15.htm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		William Henry Slinn born 1863 Earlestown, Newton in Makerfield.
		David Thomas Slinn born 1870 Earlestown, Newton in Makerfield.
		Edtih Evelyn Slinn born 3rd March 1897 Earlestown, Lancashire.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /laura.vizard/mypage15.htm (270 words)

	Earlestown Lancashire Village St Helens Met Borough Council England UK Community website
		Earlestown Lancashire Village St Helens Met Borough Council England UK Community website
		Earlestown Lancashire Village St Helens Met Borough Council England UK Community and Village website and portal.
		Earlestown Lancashire Village St Helens Met Borough Council England UK.
	www.ukvillages.co.uk /ukvillages.nsf/villages/Earlestown-Lancashire (176 words)

	GENUKI: Haydock, Lancashire genealogy
		A collier whose drawer was Hugh Wade (No.88)
		He was identified by his brother, John who recognised his trousers.
		A drawer of Viaduct Street, Earlestown who was a single man.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/LAN/Haydock/WoodPitExplosion.html (5932 words)

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