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What a really marvellous site about Wigan!
Indeed, it's the best I've seen. I wonder if it would be possible to eventually include other Wigan Directories and maybe (searchable) Census information?
I've bookmarked the site and will pass it on to my friends.

wonderful, keep up with the good work !! your site is on my favourites list. will return to your site constantly, thanks.
maybe I'll find long lost friends here !!!!!

Very interesting site, I'm at work at the moment but can't get my job done for noseyin around on your site.

I was looking for a web site for Wigan as my grandfather was born there name Hughes and I'm hoping to find some family history. Like the site so far

Ive just moved to the US, and I was feeling home sick until I found this site. I love the pictures and general information about my home town. Great Site..

I would like to see more pics of the country side e.g. Winter Hill, Over Parbold Hill etc.

Comments: Hi - enjoyed your site. My Dad and his family (Marsdens) left Wigan to come to NZ in the 20's. I believe they lived in Poolstock Lane. I plan to visit Wigan in April. I can't wait. My Dad died in 1960 but I clearly remember things he said like telling me to "put wood'nt hole". Kia ora and thank you.

got bored and decieded to look at your site for a while

I live in Cardiff with my girlfriend , who comes from Wigan . We both share a passion for the artist ISHERWOOD from Wigan . We have a few of his paintings , and are keen to get some more . He painted 12000 pieces in his career . If you have any please get in touch by mail or phone 07990501530

My great grandfather William T. Winstanley
was born in Wigan, came to Canada in the mid
1800's, so I am always interested in anything
I can find out about Wigan or the Winstanley
family.
Great site Brian keep up the good work.

nice town ronnie

thank you so much for the pictures of ince keble street is where i useed to live and the shop on bellegreen lane also. sure brings back a lot of memories keep up the good work i check the site every day to see the news from wigan.

My mothers family (the Myers family - grandma, and the Lynch family - grandad)come from wigan and I decided to look at your site while researching my family. Great site. My grandparents dont get access to the www so im gonna print some of the pages and show them. they may be able to provide you with stuff which i could scan for you, or even some stories. I know my grandmas side of the family owned a pub and a street of houses. i'l find out which. keep up the good work, Lisa

Great selection of photos of the Wigan area - good to pass on to friends.

Hi web site is brilliant, been on here now nearly 2 hours, really got me intrested, even though I'm not intrested in history.
Keep up the good work and I shall be passing this site to some of my friends.

Good site, good to see a web site from where my roots started. I need help though, i'm carrying out a dissertation project and need some photos of Bickershaw colliery. Can anyone help?

brilliant, info brian what a guy life of brian.xxxxxxx

excellent site bringing back lots of memories o my old home town.my wife margaret (A SCOT) who lived in wigan for 30 years also has fond memories of the town, indeed probably knows more wiganers than me, she was supervisor in the BAKED POTATO on the old bus station for 15 years. Keep up the good work your page is like a breath of fresh air in these long winter evenings.

I've previously signed guest book.
I'm interested with Ron asking for photos of hawkley hall,what is your connection with h.h.{you didn't leave e-mail address}As a child in the fifties I used to visit the hall
being a friend of the Jameson children [Frank,Barbara]whose parents owned it in those days.I can't believe they knocked it down.Was the architecture Jachobiean?

I believe the name Browitt originated in Wigan but do not know how or when but would be grateful for any news about the nameand would be pleased topass on any information about Australia.

very good site
I wonder if any one out there
Has any photos of Hawkley Hall
Before it was tragically demolished,
By our forwarding thinking councilmen.