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This website in no way condones, promotes or endorses unauthorised access into buildings and property without the permission of the property owner. All photographic content on this website was acquired with permission from the property owner, property developer, estate agent and on-site security personnel. Derelict buildings are not only structurally unstable; they also contain hazardous chemicals and materials; such as asbestos. Acts or attempted-acts of forced entry and trespass are civil offences - this website does not promote such acts. All website content is the copyright of Daniel Clark, except where stated. Reproduction of ANY elements of this website is strictly prohibited.
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Acknowledgements... I would like to express my sincerest thanks to Lilian Burdon, Ian Cartwright, Liam Colgan, Margaret Goodrick, Mick Hedges, John Gray, Adam Wolinski, Ian Cooper, and Abigail for all of their help, advice and inspiration. References - Bibliography - Sources... Latham, F.A. (1991) Delamere - The History of a Cheshire Parish, Local History Group, Whitchurch Rossbret Institutions Website (n.d.). Crossley Sanatorium. Retrieved December 14th, 2005, from http://www.institutions.org.uk/ Main Street Chapel (n.d.). A Brief History of Frodsham. Retrieved December 6th, 2005, from http://www.mainstreetchapel.org.uk/ Vale Royal Borough Council (2005, December 6th). Crossley Hospital Development. Retrieved December 7th, 2005, fromhttp://www2.valeroyal.gov.uk Duncan, N. et al. (Eds.) (1995) Frodsham and Helsby, The Chalford Publishing Company Ltd., Stroud Reed, L. (2001) The Decline of Sanatoria, self-published, Cheshire
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