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{Download PDF} the Four Heatons Through Time THE FOUR HEATONS THROUGH TIME : HEATON MOOR, HEATON MERSEY, HEATON CHAPEL & HEATON NORRIS Author: Phil Page Number of Pages: 96 pages Published Date: 01 Aug 2013 Publisher: Amberley Publishing Publication Country: Chalford, United Kingdom Language: English ISBN: 9781445620596 DOWNLOAD: THE FOUR HEATONS THROUGH TIME : HEATON MOOR, HEATON MERSEY, HEATON CHAPEL & HEATON NORRIS The Four Heatons Through Time : Heaton Moor, Heaton Mersey, Heaton Chapel & Heaton Norris PDF Book and a 'must read' for those who are sceptical!. And if you didn t learn anything when the first bus passed you by, how can you be sure you ll catch the next one. monumental. 'A fascinating graphic insight into the lives of the Lakeland men and women who worked in a now vanished bobbin making industry' Irvine Hunt At the height of production, more than seventy Lakeland bobbin mills poured out millions of wooden bobbins for the giant cotton mills of industrial Lancashire. 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