Nuttall park

Nuttall Park is an extensive urban group stop in Ramsbottom. The recreation center is found 5 miles north of Bury and only 600 meters from Ramsbottom town focus, by foot, 1 mile by street. Opened in 1928 as an open stop it is additionally connected to the Irwell Sculpture Trail. The recreation center is level in many spots with all around kept up footways and available to individuals in wheelchairs and families with push seats. You can go to Ramsbottom at ends of the week by steam prepare on the East Lancashire Railway.

The history of Nuttall Hall and Park begins in the season of Richard II 1377 - 1399. Richard De Notogh is said to have dwelled in the Old Hall at Nuttall Village. The Nuttall domain stayed in the hands of the De Notogh's, or Nuttalls as they, therefore, moved toward becoming called until 1698.