Aspects of Barnsley 7 (Paperback)
Imprint: Wharncliffe Books
Series: Aspects of...
Pages: 176
ISBN: 9781903425244
Published: 1st October 2002
Last Released: 1st August 2007
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The Aspects series takes the readers on a voyage of nostalgic discovery through their town, city or area. Following on from the success of Aspects of Barnsley 6, the series continues with Aspects of Barnsley 7. Brian Elliott offers the reader a chance to become re-acquainted with the forgotten by-ways of the social history in the Barnsley area.Aspects of Barnsley 7 contains a well researched and readable history from a variety of experienced and new authors. The topics include personal accounts of local businesses such as Needham Brothers and Station Taxis; Memories of a Barnsley Childhood by an American Resident; Excerpts from Royston School log Books; Johnny WestonÕs Monk Bretton; New Insight Concerning 2 Worsborough Collieries; Some Characters of Old Darfield; Postcards from Barnsley; and The Ancient Place-Names of the Barnsley Metropolitan Borough. All of these are captivated with fantastic illustrations, in Aspects of Barnsley 7.
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About Brian Elliott
Brian Elliott is a well-known author (@BElliottAuthor on 'X') who has published many articles and books relating to local history and especially coalmining. Selected examples of the latter for Pen & Sword include Barnsley Pits and Pitmen, South Yorkshire Mining Disasters (2 Vols), Yorkshire Mining Veterans, Miners' Strike Day by Day, Coalminers (Images of the Past), Tracing Your Coalmining Ancestors and Coal Mine Disaster in the Modern Era 1900-1980 (Images of the Past) and (forthcoming, April 2025) Miners and the Great War.