HRS 1564 Sabden, Pendle, New Print Works fire 1912
Sabden is a small village on the slopes of Pendle Hill in Lancashire. It is important for its association with the Free-trade thinker Richard Cobden and erroneously, the Pendle Witches. The picture shows the disastrous fire of at the New Works, the machine were printing textiles. 26th Feb 1912.
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Category:Travel and Places
Subcategory:Europe
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Keywords:1912, farming, fires, lancashire, pendle, ribble valley, richard cobden, sabden, textile industry, textile printing, villages
