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Rossendale
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The Rossendale Coalfield
Written by a former miner, this book recalls an industry now long gone, of accidents and deaths, of child labour and the owners of these mines, as well as the proud men who toiled below ground, sometimes hundreds of feet down, others in coal seams less than eighteen inches high.
Victorian Rossendale Walks
Lancashire's Rossendale Valley comprises several Victorian mill towns, the largest of which is Rawtenstall. In 1888, Marshall Mather, a Methodist Minister; acclaimed author; historian; philosopher and would-be environmentalist, published a book of walks called 'Rambles Round Rossendale'. He commented on life in the cotton mills; streams and rivers blackened by industrial waste; the local inhabitants, good and bad, and the legends and history of the area. Since it was published, housing developments have climbed the valleys' lower slopes but we can still walk on wild moorland, wander through mossy cloughs and admire distant views that Marshall would have known. Did he leave sufficient clues f...
Around Rossendale
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Rossendale Then & Now
This stunning collection of images showcases the last century of life in the Lancashire town of Rossendale. Compiled by local-history expert Susan Halstead, it will delight visitors and residents alike.
Guide to the Rossendale Way
The Rossendale Way is a 45-mile circuit walk with extensive views on fine days, and a wealth of fascinating archaeological, social and industrial history to be explored. The walk is broken down into nine shorter walks from under two miles to nine miles. The walk is suitable for walkers of all abilities.
