A sub-category of Transport History, bringing you all the history of those famous Canals.
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BBC Radio Nottingham, 17th September 2018 - with presenter Alan Clifford
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Article: '[i]Lifeline which revolutionised heart and face of Lancashire for generations[/i]' as featured by
Lancashire Evening Post, 4th July 2018
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This England, Autumn 2017
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'...an unforgettable portrait of a bargeman's life.'
'[This book] stands as a wonderful tribute to a lost way of life.'
York Press
'...an unforgettable portrait of a bargeman's life.'
'[This book] stands as a wonderful tribute to a lost way of life.'
Even today, much commercial cargo still travels by
water. The building of canals was vital to opening up access to trade and industry. The author has provided a comprehensive review from 2,500 BC to modern times of the development of canals. Very Highly Recommended.
Read the full review [link=http://reviews.firetrench.com/the-canal-pioneers-canal-construction-from-2500-bc-to-the-early-20th-century/#more-3964]here.[/link]
Firetrench
Even today, much commercial cargo still travels by
water. The building of canals was vital to opening up access to trade and industry. The author has provided a comprehensive review from 2,500 BC to modern times of the development of canals. Very Highly Recommended.
Read the full review [link=http://reviews.firetrench.com/the-canal-pioneers-canal-construction-from-2500-bc-to-the-early-20th-century/#more-3964]here.[/link]
