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SUMMARY:NELHS First Tuesday: Susan Lynn will talk about\, Nails\, Chains & Revolution\, Crowley's 'Semi-socialistic experiment' in 18c Winlaton
DESCRIPTION:Crowley’s works at Winlaton dominated the iron trade in the 18th. Century. Joseph Cowen jnr. said ‘The semi-socialistic experiment of Crowley was interesting both politically & industrially’ and this talk looks at some aspects of Crowley’s works and their effect on the village of Winlaton. \nThe last chain forged in the village in 1966 \nSir Ambrose & Lady Mary Crowley \nThe last remaining blacksmith’s forge at Winlaton
URL:https://nelh.net/event/first-tuesday-susan-lynn-will-talk-about-nails-chains-revolution-crowleys-semi-socialistic-experiment-in-18c-winlaton/
LOCATION:Old George Inn\, Old George Yard\, Newcastle\, NE1 1EZ
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