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Dawpool Thurstaston. The earliest mention of the hamlet is in the early 1600s however it is believed to be far. Its prominence dates from the time when it was still possible to navigate the dee. It was built for the shipowner thomas henry ismay in. Dawpool in the 18th century, dawpool would have been a thriving harbour lying between caldy and thurstaston. In the eighteenth century, dawpool, which lay between caldy and thurstaston was a significant harbour, based on the anchorage at dawpool. Dawpool was a country house in the village of thurstaston, wirral, merseyside, england. Dawpool was an ancient fishing hamlet sitting on the edge of the river dee close to thurstaston. Thurstaston station road (north side) dawpool farm the old farm (formerly listed as dawpool farmhouse, station road) gv ii farmhouse now four flats c1865. Some houses last for hundreds of years before finally vanishing whilst others can be.

Thurstaston station road (north side) dawpool farm the old farm (formerly listed as dawpool farmhouse, station road) gv ii farmhouse now four flats c1865. It was built for the shipowner thomas henry ismay in. Some houses last for hundreds of years before finally vanishing whilst others can be. Dawpool was a country house in the village of thurstaston, wirral, merseyside, england. The earliest mention of the hamlet is in the early 1600s however it is believed to be far. In the eighteenth century, dawpool, which lay between caldy and thurstaston was a significant harbour, based on the anchorage at dawpool. Dawpool was an ancient fishing hamlet sitting on the edge of the river dee close to thurstaston. Its prominence dates from the time when it was still possible to navigate the dee. Dawpool in the 18th century, dawpool would have been a thriving harbour lying between caldy and thurstaston.

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Dawpool Thurstaston Some houses last for hundreds of years before finally vanishing whilst others can be. Dawpool in the 18th century, dawpool would have been a thriving harbour lying between caldy and thurstaston. Some houses last for hundreds of years before finally vanishing whilst others can be. Its prominence dates from the time when it was still possible to navigate the dee. Dawpool was a country house in the village of thurstaston, wirral, merseyside, england. The earliest mention of the hamlet is in the early 1600s however it is believed to be far. It was built for the shipowner thomas henry ismay in. Dawpool was an ancient fishing hamlet sitting on the edge of the river dee close to thurstaston. In the eighteenth century, dawpool, which lay between caldy and thurstaston was a significant harbour, based on the anchorage at dawpool. Thurstaston station road (north side) dawpool farm the old farm (formerly listed as dawpool farmhouse, station road) gv ii farmhouse now four flats c1865.