Ballasalla is a large and long established village on the east bank of the Silverburn opposite Rushen Abbey to the North of Castletown. The road exiting bottom right is the Castletown road - the T-junction is the incoming road from Douglas meeting the Castletown to Peel road following the Silverburn.
 Ballasalla c.1900 looking north towardsT-junction of Douglas and Peel Roads |
 Ballasalla c. 1900 T-junction Douglas and Peel Roads, the Whitestone Inn is on the left |
 Looking NNW along Peel road just after the T-junction - the now demolished Wesleyan Church was not built until 1893 |
1704 Composition Book
1740 Manorial Roll
T.A.Bawden, L.S. Garrad, et al The Industrial Archaeology of the Isle of Man Newton Abbot: David & Charles
1972 (ISBN 0-7153-5440-X)
Peter Davey Towards a Sixteenth-Century Topography of Ballasalla Proc IoMNH&ASoc XII #3 pp365/386 2012
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