Preston's Winckley Square is often described as the finest example of a privately planned Georgian development with open space in the North of England. The Square was named after the Winckley family by Preston attorney, William Cross who purchased Town End Field from Thomas Winckley in the 1700s. The Square was developed by Cross as an exclusive residential area with the first house (now number 7) built in 1799. The original residents of Winckley Square were professional gentlemen and wealthy manufacturers.
New heritage reference points, plaques and displays have already been placed throughout the Gardens.
© 2017 Tony Worrall
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Preston's Winckley Square is often described as the finest example of a privately planned Georgian development with open space in the North of England. The Square was named after the Winckley family by Preston attorney, William Cross who purchased Town End Field from Thomas Winckley in the 1700s. The Square was developed by Cross as an exclusive residential area with the first house (now number 7) built in 1799. The original residents of Winckley Square were professional gentlemen and wealthy manufacturers.
New heritage reference points, plaques and displays have already been placed throughout the Gardens.
© 2017 Tony Worrall
Tags: preston north north west lancs lancashire england northern UK update place location visit area county attraction open stream tour country we love the north United Kingdom Winckley Square Gardens Winckley Square Gardens Historic history plate plaque metal Georgian development Winckley Square regeneration project regeneration project
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Preston's Winckley Square is often described as the finest example of a privately planned Georgian development with open space in the North of England. The Square was named after the Winckley family by Preston attorney, William Cross who purchased Town End Field from Thomas Winckley in the 1700s. The Square was developed by Cross as an exclusive residential area with the first house (now number 7) built in 1799. The original residents of Winckley Square were professional gentlemen and wealthy manufacturers.
New heritage reference points, plaques and displays have already been placed throughout the Gardens.
© 2017 Tony Worrall
Tags: preston north north west lancs lancashire england northern UK update place location visit area county attraction open stream tour country we love the north United Kingdom Winckley Square Gardens Winckley Square Gardens Historic history plate plaque metal Georgian development Winckley Square regeneration project regeneration project
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Preston's Winckley Square is often described as the finest example of a privately planned Georgian development with open space in the North of England. The Square was named after the Winckley family by Preston attorney, William Cross who purchased Town End Field from Thomas Winckley in the 1700s. The Square was developed by Cross as an exclusive residential area with the first house (now number 7) built in 1799. The original residents of Winckley Square were professional gentlemen and wealthy manufacturers.
New heritage reference points, plaques and displays have already been placed throughout the Gardens.
© 2017 Tony Worrall
Tags: preston north north west lancs lancashire england northern UK update place location visit area county attraction open stream tour country we love the north United Kingdom Winckley Square Gardens Winckley Square Gardens Historic history plate plaque metal Georgian development Winckley Square regeneration project regeneration project
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Preston's Winckley Square is often described as the finest example of a privately planned Georgian development with open space in the North of England. The Square was named after the Winckley family by Preston attorney, William Cross who purchased Town End Field from Thomas Winckley in the 1700s. The Square was developed by Cross as an exclusive residential area with the first house (now number 7) built in 1799. The original residents of Winckley Square were professional gentlemen and wealthy manufacturers.
New heritage reference points, plaques and displays have already been placed throughout the Gardens.
© 2017 Tony Worrall
Tags: preston north north west lancs lancashire england northern UK update place location visit area county attraction open stream tour country we love the north United Kingdom Winckley Square Gardens Winckley Square Gardens Historic history plate plaque metal Georgian development Winckley Square regeneration project regeneration project
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