Aimed at visitors and residents alike, this companion to the history of Preston is an indispensable reference guide to the long, varied and sometimes surprising story of the city. Essential information on the people, places and events that played key roles in the story is presented in a convenient A to Z format. Famous and notorious individuals are portrayed here, dramatic, sometimes tragic events are remembered, and familiar local myths and legends are explored. The volume is a source of fascinating insights into Preston's past and should provide answers to frequently asked historical questions - the whos, wheres and whys that make up the rich history of the city.
The information on the people, places and events that played key roles in the story is presented in a convenient A to Z format.
... Preston and a large number of prisoners found themselves kept within the walls of St John's. During their incarceration they did much damage, including smashing all the ancient stained glass. Over the following years the church was used ...
The volume is a source of fascinating insights into Chester's past and should provide answers to frequently asked historical questions - the whos, wheres and whys that make up the rich history of the town.
See also Ransomes & Rapier ATFIELD, DOUG Antiques dealer Doug Atfield ran the shop of Atfield & Daughter in St Stephen's Lane and became locally famous when he infuriated the local authority by erecting a bollard to prevent lorries ...
Vacher's Parliamentary Companion
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Traces the history of the county's railway lines from their opening in the 19th century, their heyday around the turn of the century and, in many cases, their closure in the 20th century.
Dod's Parliamentary Companion
This is a fascinating account of life in late eighteenth-century India—the first book written in English by an Indian—framed by a mini-biography of a remarkably versatile entrepreneur.