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From Congleton and District’s Past, part 4

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A fourth collection of stories relating to Congleton and the surrounding district including: Marton Hall; Congleton’s old police force; Little Harry Wood; Congleton Wakes week before World War II; ‘Salford Wakes’; Daffodil Dell at Swettenham Mill.

 

Author:  Peter Boon

Booklet size:  A5

From Congleton and District’s Past, part 4

£1.50

A fourth collection of local stories, including Marton Hall, the old Congleton Police Force and Daffodil Dell.

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