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Places and Cultural Traces

Place explored through a personal selection of the lives, novels, art, architecture, poetry and history inspired by England's industrial era.

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Fiction, memoir, and travel writing from the industrial era
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Newcastle & Newbiggin: Art for Today
Huddersfield postman’s inspiration from the ordinary
CLR James’ “Minty Alley”
Orwell in Southwold
Morning in the City: JB Priestley
The Rocket
Ellen Wilkinson, in 1932, described the Boris Johnson playbook
The Division Bell Mystery (1932)
Goole Dock
‘These days our hometowns are often more exotic and full of new curiosity than Timbuktu or Easter Island’ *
All Quiet on the West Riding Fronts
‘Get Carter’, and ‘Manuscript in a Red Box’
‘Newcastle… sucks you in like a vortex’
Huguenots in the stockade building scaffold to hang the arsonists
A rock band on the Altar

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Newcastle Metroland

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Scunthorpe: Get Carter, Manuscript on a Red Box

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