St. Helens: A Pictorial History by Mary Presland

St Helens owes its name to a chapel of ease, some 12 miles east of Liverpool, and its development into a major town to its rich underlying coal seams and to its water-courses which, forming the Sankey Brook, flow into the Mersey. St Helens was thus linked to the Mersey and England's first industrial canal was built and urban growth was triggered. "... like other Lancashire volumes in the Phillimore series, it is of excellent quality... " Lancashire Local Historian.

Publisher:	Phillimore
Year:	1995
Binding:	Hardback
ISBN:	9780850339871
Condition:	Very Good
Description:	Signed; DJ; First Edition; Large. Gift inscription signed by author, dated 2000.

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SKU: 1587912
Location: History