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Discovering Congleton’s Heritage

Description

An illustrated overview of aspects of Congleton’s Heritage, including archaeology, English Civil War, the textile industry, Congleton and Prinses Irene Brigade, as well as key buildings and locations within the town and the surrounding area.

Author:  Ian Doughty

Booklet size:  A5

Discovering Congleton’s Heritage

£1.50

Fascinating facts (and lots of pictures) about Congleton’s past.

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