Allerton Oak photographed in the early 20th Century
Photograph, early 20th centuryThis is a photograph of the Allerton Oak, one of Calderstones Park’s great landmarks, taken in the early 20th Century.
Already, here, it is referred to as the ‘famous old oak’ and its large limbs are being supported by metal struts.
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