Worsley Delph, Built in 1759, Worsley Delph is an underground canal system, that stretches over 50 miles, as far as Farnworth. The labyrinth of passages is the reason why Worsley has applied for World Heritage Status.
The Packet house, a Grade Two listed building, was built in the 1760s. A passenger service started in 1769, where people could buy tickets from the Packet House, a Tudoresque timbered building. By 1781 there was a daily service running from Worsley to Manchester.
Worsley Courthouse, The Grade Two listed building was built in 1849, and is still used for private functions.
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