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Burnden and Rose Hill
Once home to the town's football team, Bolton Wanderers, now relocated to
Middlebrook on the B6536 between
Moses Gate and
Bradshawgate in the virtual walk.
The name has its roots north of the English border and is derived from two
Old English words used in the Scottish lowlands, 'burn' meaning brook and
'dene' or 'denu' meaning valley. The name means the stream in a valley (the
River Croal). A name more commonly marked on the maps is Rose Hill for the
same area slightly to the north.
During its last season before it was moved to
Middlebrook, many fans have fond memories of
this venue, apparently built on beer crates to aid the drainage. This was
the second home of the Trotter's, originally this was at Deane, Pikes Lane
Stadium when they founded in 1888, but moved here to Burnden in 1895.
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Manchester Road view north from Burnden 1997
View down Manchester Road towards the town centre.
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Burnden Manchester Road view south-west January 2001
This is out towards Kearsley and Farnworth.
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Manchester Road Burnden view north towards town January 2001
Further out of town.
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Taskers nightclub, Burnden January 2001
Snooker club and night club.
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Manchester Road Burnden view south out of town January 2001
Looking toward the Great Lever area.
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Manchester Road Burnden view towards town June 2000
This view from the end of Green Lane in Great
Lever.
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Manchester Road Burnden view south east June 2000
This leads to Moses Gate.
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