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From Congleton & District’s Past, part 6

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A sixth collection of stories relating to Congleton and the surrounding district, including the Bulls Head, Congleton’s oldest gentleman of 1953, Congregationalists and the Masonic Hall, the open air swimming pool, the coming of the telephone, fairs and traffic problems of the 1920s and 1930s.

 

Author:  Peter Boon

Booklet size:  A5

From Congleton & District’s Past, part 6

A sixth collection of Congleton stories, including the open air swimming pool, the coming of the telephone and traffic problems of the 1920s and 1930s.

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