Situated in Eccleston near Chorley, Bygone Times is a large historic mill full of a fascinating variety of stalls selling antiques, vintage and collectible items.

Main entrance to Bygone Times Built in 1845 as a cotton mill, it has enjoyed a varied history but continued to produce textiles in the 1980s, including parachutes during the second world war. Complete with ghosts, Grove Mill began to develop into the large emporium  it is today, with it’s own Titanic and War museum, arcade of old slot machines, and excellent value cafe. You can read the full history and more on Bygone Times website.

Clothing on rail on stall Kitty Conway’s stall is in Bygone 5 and is fully accessible to wheelchair users. To find us, just follow the map below – printable pdf version here: route map

Map of route to Bygone Times stall 590

 

To find Bygone Times itself, you can use the google map :

 

  • Clothing on rail on stall
  • Bygone Times - entrance with Dell Boys yellow reliant robin outside
  • Bygone Times, front of building with coach outside
  • Bygone Times Vintage Arcade games - Sooty
  • Bygone Times Vintage Arcade - slot and change machines and Charlie Chaplin
  • Bygone Times, Kitty Conways stall. Dress display and rails of clothes