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From Congleton and District’s Past, part 3

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A third collection of local incidents, including the development of the town’s first purpose built cattle market, the 1906 visit of Hungarian gypsies, traffic accidents of the early 20th century, the movement of large loads and the impact of severe weather.

Author:  Peter Boon

Booklet size:  A5

From Congleton and District’s Past, part 3

£1.50

A third collection of local incidents, including Hungarian Gypsies, traffic accidents and severe weather.

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