Home Front Legacy 1914-18

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Full Record - Hooley Hill Rubber and Chemical Works (PRN: 11475)

PRN11475
Site or location nameHooley Hill Rubber and Chemical Works
Summary
DescriptionDestroyed, built over. Associated Gas works present on the north side of Oxford street east which was reconstructed. 46 people killed by 5 tons of TNT and gas explosion. 400 injured and hundreds of properties affected.
Monument TypeMUNITIONS FACTORY;MUNITIONS FACTORY
DesginationNone
Material
Location
CountryENGLAND
CountyAshton under lyne
Site LocationHooley Hill Rubber and Chemical Works
PostcodeOL7 0RE
Map ReferenceNGR: SJ93089806 (393080, 398060)
Condition/Threat
Condition (Date)Destroyed (29-07-2018)
Source
(1911) Cheshire IIIA.SE & III.SW (includes: Ashton Under Lyne; Audenshaw; Droylsden; Dukinfield; Hyde; Little Moss; Manchester; Stalybridge.) Revised: 1906 to 1907. Ordnance Survey.
(1917) Ashton Town Hall funeral.
(1917) Hooley Hill Rubber and Chemical Works North facing.
(1917) Hooley Hill Rubber and Chemical Works North West facing.
Administration
Recorded By (Date)Kevin Wright - Tameside Archaeological Society Ltd (28-07-2018)
Copiled On29-07-2018
Last Updated29-07-2018
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National Library of Scotland, Ordnance Survey (1911) Cheshire IIIA.SE & III.SW (includes: Ashton Under Lyne; Audenshaw; Droylsden; Dukinfield; Hyde; Little Moss; Manchester; Stalybridge.). PDF 1 Mb

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