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      Harrock Hall

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      Harrock Hall
      • Harrock Ln
        Wrightington Ward, eng WN6 9QD
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      • Philip Pollard


        Oct 30th, 2021

      • Sheila Woods

        Harrock Hall is very special to our district. It was the birth place of St John Rigbye. The Mass tonight as the start to a year of celebration for our very own Saint. We were honoured by a visit from Archbishop Malcolm who led the celebration. The Mass was held in the old barn which would have been a place very familiar to St John Rigbye. Harrock is not normally open to the public but each year we celebrate with the Ainscough's. They are custodians of the hall and allow us to hold our Mass there. People from the Pastoral area, and their Priests, are very grateful for this support.
        Sep 5th, 2019

      • david jones


        Oct 8th, 2017

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      Harrock Hall

      Harrock Hall is located at Harrock Ln in Wrightington Ward, England WN6 9QD. Harrock Hall can be contacted via phone at for pricing, hours and directions.

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        A Harrock Hall is located at Harrock Ln, Wrightington Ward, eng WN6 9QD

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        A Harrock Hall has a 5.0 Star Rating from 3 reviewers.

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        image Harrock Hall is very special to our district. It was the birth place of St John Rigbye. The Mass tonight as the start to a year of celebration for our very own Saint. We were honoured by a visit from Archbishop Malcolm who led the celebration. The Mass was held in the old barn which would have been a place very familiar to St John Rigbye. Harrock is not normally open to the public but each year we celebrate with the Ainscough's. They are custodians of the hall and allow us to hold our Mass there. People from the Pastoral area, and their Priests, are very grateful for this support.

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