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Date Posted: Thursday, October 09, 06:11:00 GMT-4
Author: Emma W
Subject: Re: Chingle Hall
In reply to: shaun 's message, "Re: Chingle Hall" on Wednesday, August 20, 04:37:15 GMT-4

>> hello please can you tell me if it is still possible
>to visit chingle hall or stay overnight. thank you

In reply to your question,i can tell you that i myself have been researching Chingle Hall for a project and wished to talk to the owners about visiting the house or at least speaking to them. I myself live near Goosnargh were the hall is situated.However the house is no longer open to the public and i doubt the new owners would allow people to stay.You could try contacting them and seeing if they have a change of heart.

Emma W

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