General History of Barley Barley, known as Barelegh in 1324, means the infertile lea or meadow. The Township of Barley included Barley Booth, - Black Moss Reservoirs - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	General History of Barley Barley, known as Barelegh in 1324, means the infertile lea or meadow. The Township of Barley included Barley Booth, Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-05-15 10:39:43 Open Document File Size: 301,63 KB Share Result on Facebook City Township / Sitka Spruce / / Company United Utilities / Ogden / / Event Natural Disaster / / Facility Camp School / Barley Green Mill / Barley Information Centre / / IndustryTerm car park / / NaturalFeature Barley Hill / Forest of Bowland Area / Whitehough forest / Forest of Bowland AONB / / Organization Her Majesty’s Stationary Office / Education Authority / Methodist Church / Camp School / Barley Information Centre / Pendle Heritage Centre / / Person William Hartley / / / Position Controller / / URL www.forestofbowland.com / www.unitedutilities.com / / SocialTag Black Moss Reservoirs Ogden Reservoirs Forest of Bowland Barley, Lancashire Lancashire Counties of England Geography of England

General History of Barley Barley, known as Barelegh in 1324, means the infertile lea or meadow. The Township of Barley included Barley Booth,Add to Reading List