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Has an importance that far outweighs its size. Not only was it an important industrial area but it also figured in national history, for example as a base for King Arthur and both sides in the English Civil War. This website will cover all historical periods in sufficient depth to give the reader a good background knowledge. This is an ongoing project so some subjects have not yet been done. If the subject you are interested in is not there then check back at a future date. 4,000 BC 408 AD. Prisoner of W...

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Has an importance that far outweighs its size. Not only was it an important industrial area but it also figured in national history, for example as a base for King Arthur and both sides in the English Civil War. This website will cover all historical periods in sufficient depth to give the reader a good background knowledge. This is an ongoing project so some subjects have not yet been done. If the subject you are interested in is not there then check back at a future date. 4,000 BC 408 AD. Prisoner of W...

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Shropshire Parish & Town Councils

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Parish and Town Councils. Ecclesiastical parishes originated in the 8th century and, as the name suggests, were defined as the area looked after by a parish priest. They had their origins in the system of Hundreds. Although this was amended as the feudal system died out. From 1555, parishes were made responsible for the upkeep of nearby roads and from 1605 for administering the Poor Law. The parishes were run by parish councils, known as vestries. The Local Government Act 1894. Created C ivil Parishes,.

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Shropshire Industrial Revolution

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He Shropshire land enclosed between 1765-1891 was almost 10% of the total county area and this reduced the opportunities for poor workers to use common land to graze cattle or grow crops. The main impact of the industrial revolution can be divided into separate areas. Century that miners could go deeper and exploit the large untapped seams of coal. The volume of coal extracted increased rapidly as more mines were opened and the price dropped. Boulton and Watt Engine. Century, Richard Trevithick invented ...

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Shropshire Churches

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Separate pages of this website list the larger religious establishments. In Shropshire like abbeys. Most villages and towns have at least one parish church and many of these are quite old. It seems that the Saxons built a few but most were built by the Normans, although many have been altered over the years. As well as churches, there were many smaller buildings known as chapels. These can usually be recognized from the lack of a tower or spire that most churches possess. Despite this attempt to enforce ...

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Ironmaking Processes

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This was a simple method used from the Iron Age to medieval times where iron ore and charcoal were placed in a small furnace. This was initially little more than a hollow in the ground but later furnaces were typically about 3ft in diameter and 3ft high, constructed of clay or stone with a clay lining. Air was forced into the flames by bellows worked by hand or foot. This process was first developed in the 13. Century but did not rival bloomery production, which continued in most places. P. The blast fur...

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Shropshire Ironmasters

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Coalbrookdale Furnaces 1708 and 1714 (partner). He was the first to successfully use coke as a fuel and this revolutionised the ironmaking industry. Coalbrookdale Ironworks 1732 (partner). Horsehay Furnace 1754 (partner). Ketley Furnace 1757 (partner). Newdale Foundry 1759 (partner). Son of Abraham Darby I. Bedlam Furnace 1768 (partner). Coalbrookdale Ironworks 1768 (partner). Horsehay Furnace 1768 (partner). Ketley Furnace 1768 (partner). Son of Abraham Darby II. Coalbrookdale Ironworks 1830 (partner).

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Links to other sites. Shropshire Caving and Mining Club. The home of UK Disused Mine Exploration. Mine exploration, photographs and mining history for mine explorers, industrial archaeologists, researchers and historians. Coal mining history of the north west of England. North Wales Miners Association. Mining history and preservation in North Wales. History and visits to Welsh Mines. Mining history and underground mine tours. Also site of the Hem Heath winding engine. Northern Mine Research Society.

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Has an importance that far outweighs its size. Not only was it an important industrial area but it also figured in national history, for example as a base for King Arthur and both sides in the English Civil War. This website will cover all historical periods in sufficient depth to give the reader a good background knowledge. This is an ongoing project so some subjects have not yet been done. If the subject you are interested in is not there then check back at a future date. 4,000 BC 408 AD. Prisoner of W...

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