A-Z of Crewe
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A-Z of Crewe

Places-People-History

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eBook - ePub

A-Z of Crewe

Places-People-History

About this book

Crewe was just a small settlement in east Cheshire until the arrival of the railways in the nineteenth century. The town was located on an important junction on routes from Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham and London. It quickly grew up around the railway in the Victoria era to become one of the largest towns in Cheshire, with much of Crewe and its amenities being built by the railway. The town also attracted other major industries, notably Rolls-Royce. Although Rolls-Royce no longer manufactures in the town, luxury car production is continued by Bentley and some railway maintenance work also continues at Crewe. A–Z of Crewe delves into the history of this Cheshire town. It highlights the well-known landmarks, famous residents and digs beneath the surface to uncover some of the lesser-known facts about the town. Significant moments in its history are covered as well as its notable buildings and other features, including famous names associated with Crewe, from its beginnings to the present day. This fascinating A–Z tour of Crewe's history is fully illustrated and will appeal to all those with an interest in this part of Cheshire.

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Information

Year
2019
Edition
0
eBook ISBN
9781445695082
Topic
History
Index
History

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. Acknowledgements
  4. Copyright
  5. Introduction
  6. Alexandra Stadium
  7. Atkins Technical Investigation Centre, Gresty Road
  8. Bentley Motors Limited
  9. Betley Street (Nos 1–19)
  10. (St) Barnabas’ Church
  11. Burma Star Island Memorial
  12. Beams, Hewitt Pearson Montague (1875–1948)
  13. Bombardier Railway Company
  14. Crewe Works Joiner’s Shop
  15. Charles Bowen-Cooke (1859–1920)
  16. Coppenhall Church
  17. Christadelphian Hall
  18. Congregational Church, Hightown
  19. Christ Church Tower
  20. Crewe Hall
  21. Crewe Hall Stables
  22. Crewe Arms Hotel
  23. Crompton’s Clothing Factory, Bridle Road
  24. Delaney Buildings and Those Alongside
  25. Drill Hall, Myrtle Street
  26. Delamere Street (No. 47)
  27. Earle Street
  28. Funsters Stalbridge Road
  29. ‘Gaffers Row’ – Victoria Street
  30. Grand Junction Railway
  31. Hack Green
  32. Heritage Centre
  33. Heritage Centre’s APT Advanced Passenger Train
  34. Hunters Lodge Hotel
  35. Ice Cream Van Manufacturers – Whitby Morrison
  36. Ibis Styles Hotel
  37. Imperial Hotel, Edleston Road
  38. Isolation Diseases Hospital
  39. Jubilee Gardens
  40. (Cross) Keys
  41. Liberal Club, Gatefield Street
  42. Lyceum Theatre
  43. Leighton Hospital
  44. Locke, Joseph, & Railway Dutton Arches
  45. Mornflake Oats
  46. Municipal Buildings, Earle Street
  47. Marmion Clothing Factory, Camm Street
  48. Moon, Sir Richard (1814–99)
  49. Market Hall, Earle Street
  50. Nantwich Road and the Royal Hotel
  51. Orphanage
  52. Old Vicarage, Narrow Lane, Crewe Green
  53. (St) Paul’s Church, Hightown
  54. Police Station
  55. Queens Park, Crewe
  56. Ramsbottom, John (1814–97)
  57. Rolls-Royce
  58. Ruskin High School
  59. St Mary of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
  60. St Michael and All Angels Church, Crewe Green
  61. Station
  62. Trevithick, Francis (1812–77)
  63. Technical Institute, Flag Lane
  64. Timpson, Anthony Edward
  65. Union Street Baptist Church
  66. Ursuline Convent and School, Nantwich Road
  67. Village School, Crewe Green
  68. War Memorial
  69. Webb, Francis (1836–1906)
  70. Whale, George (1842–1910)
  71. X Academy, South Cheshire College
  72. YMCA, Nos 189–197 Gresty Road
  73. Zoo
  74. About the Author

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