Huddersfield Local History Society Journal No. 28 (2017/2018)
Contents:
- Huddersfield and the Quest for Camelot (Alan Brooke)
- Who Were the Colne Valley Scapegoats? (Mike Shaw)
- Farnley Tyas and the Dartmouth Estate in the 1800s and Early 1900s (Caroline Page)
- Saint Valentine’s Day Catastrophe: The Colne Bridge Cotton Mill Fire and the Story of a Brave Little Girl Who Survived (Richard Heath)
- The War from the Home Front: One Man and His Experiences in the Great War (Brian Haigh)
- The Great War and the Vicar of Huddersfield: Huddersfield’s Parish Church and the War Effort (Robert Piggot)
- “Oh, Just Think of Huddersfield, That’s Christmas Enough!”: The Sex Pistols at Ivanhoe’s, 25 December 1977 (Martyn Richardson)
- Part Two: Here To Stay – At the Crossroads (Waseem Riaz)
- South Asian Food and Song: Yesterday’s Practices Repeated in Lockwood Today (Razia Parveen)
- Kirklees Curiosities – “I’ve Never Seen ‘Owt Like It!” (Carol Hardy)
- “Did They Tell You About the Dancing?” (Cyril Pearce)
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