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Remarkable History of Congleton

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A full colour booklet illustrating 48 different aspects of Congleton’s history, the earliest days, though the arrival of the Normans and the granting of the 1272 Charter, Bearbaiting, John Bradshaw the Regicide, the Grammar School, Railways and the arrival of the Belgian, Mancunians and the Dutch

Author:   Dr. J. Colin Jones

Booklet size:  A5

 

Remarkable History of Congleton

£4.50

A full colour booklet illustrating 48 different aspects of Congleton’s history

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