Entrance to Donkey Stone Wharf.
The Blue plaque tells us the there used to be a mill here called Eli Whalley. They made Donkey Stones (soap sized stones use for scrubbing up doorsteps on old terraced houses).
It's just off Lower Wharf Street, here.
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Monday, 10 August 2009
Ashton-under-Lyne, Donkey Stone Wharf
Entrance to Donkey Stone Wharf.
The Blue plaque tells us the there used to be a mill here called Eli Whalley. They made Donkey Stones (soap sized stones use for scrubbing up doorsteps on old terraced houses).
It's just off Lower Wharf Street, here.
Sunday, 9 August 2009
Ashton-under-Lyne, Donkey Stone Wharf
I wonder how many people in Ashton know about these birds flying down by the canal on Donkey Stone Wharf.
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