Tom Beesley 1933 UK trip

[seemex]

Since you all are on a roll today I thought I'd try another. I added a name as I see that's what I should have been doing for search purposes. I have a hunch that because this photo was from the same batch as my previous ones, Conwy, Deganwy, etc, that they were basing in or around Cheshire, maybe Warrington, but I hesitate to put those in the title as I've led you off on wild goose chases before by assuming locations that were far off.
This photo has a "PA" and below that, an "H" in the upper right. I can't tell if it's a sign or what it is. It looks to be some sort of town square maybe? Tom Beesley had family in the Warrington area. His father Percy Beesley and his grandfather, I think, both were architects....his father for sure. Maybe someone is familiar with this place?
I have another photo of a Tudor style building ( or maybe Cheshire style ) which I'll add in case it might help.
Thanks.
Brian

[jim1]

Looks like the same chap in both.
Just a wild guess but how about Park House.
Maybe one of those houses that were open to the public or maybe an Hotel.
Looks like a sign in the foreground.
As I said just a guess.

[despair]

Only an observation to make at the moment.The bottom photo seems to have a mountainous skyline behind the building with a structure or structures on top.My instant reaction was Dinas Bran at Llangollen,but I think the shapes look too regular and the skyline too extensive.

Regards
Roger

[seemex]

Tom Beesley is in both photographs and I believe they were taken during the same trip but possibly not the same day

[seemex]

Only an observation to make at the moment.The bottom photo seems to have a mountainous skyline behind the building with a structure or structures on top.My instant reaction was Dinas Bran at Llangollen,but I think the shapes look too regular and the skyline too extensive.

Regards
Roger

Sorry Roger, but I must be missing something....all I see is a roof line on the lower photo.

[Jool]

Roger, I think what you are seeing as a mountainous skyline is actually the top of the thatched roof and a chimney stack/pots just visible.  I can see why you saw it that way though, it is deceiving.

Or maybe my eyes are going wonkey 

[Gadget]

Agree about the roof line.  I think Roger might have thought it was Plas Newydd (Llangollen)  with the rocks of Castell Dinas Bran across the Dee valley poking out above. 

I don't think it's  Plas Newydd though - we used to have to walk up tp there on wet games days and the frontage is different as far as I can remember.

[Jool]

What is that in photo 1 behind Tom.  At first glance I thought it was a thick tree trunk, but it looks more like a notice board or even an old grave stone.  I can't make out anything written/engraved on it though.

[despair]

The line does suspiciously follow the roof line,maybe what I thought might be Dinas Bran is a chimney,but it makes for a strange roof.
I didn't think it was Plas Newydd,I have been there a couple of times.

Regards
Roger