Castlemaine House

The land where Castlemaine House now stands at 9 Blaithroyd Lane has been recorded as Blaithroyd Working Mens Club (1905,1934).

Officers of the Club have included

• Lewis Midgley[1930] He married Unknown.
• Children: Mabel who married [Halifax 18th September 1930] Clifford Jackson

On 19th January 1934, the club was struck off the register

Question: Does anyone know why the Club might have been struck off?

The top property is the back of Castlemaine House

Wallace Bentley, a famous figure in his day, lived here - click here

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