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The Park Bridge Ironworks and the Archaeology of the Wrought Iron Industry in the North

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The Park Bridge Ironworks and the Archaeology of the Wrought Iron Industry in the North

Summary

The Park Bridge Ironworks and the Archaeology of the Wrought Iron Industry in the North is an academic work[1].

Key Facts

  • The Park Bridge Ironworks and the Archaeology of the Wrought Iron Industry in the North authored Michael Nevell[2].
  • The Park Bridge Ironworks and the Archaeology of the Wrought Iron Industry in the North authored John Roberts[3].
  • The Park Bridge Ironworks and the Archaeology of the Wrought Iron Industry in the North's instance of is recorded as academic work[4].
  • The Park Bridge Ironworks and the Archaeology of the Wrought Iron Industry in the North's publisher is recorded as Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council[5].
  • The Park Bridge Ironworks and the Archaeology of the Wrought Iron Industry in the North's part of the series is recorded as Archaeology of Tameside[6].
  • The Park Bridge Ironworks and the Archaeology of the Wrought Iron Industry in the North's volume is recorded as 3[7].
  • The Park Bridge Ironworks and the Archaeology of the Wrought Iron Industry in the North's publication date is recorded as +2003-00-00T00:00:00Z[8].
  • The Park Bridge Ironworks and the Archaeology of the Wrought Iron Industry in the North's Open Library ID is recorded as OL11448459W[9].
  • The Park Bridge Ironworks and the Archaeology of the Wrought Iron Industry in the North's main subject is recorded as Tameside[10].
  • The Park Bridge Ironworks and the Archaeology of the Wrought Iron Industry in the North's main subject is recorded as industrial archaeology[11].
  • The Park Bridge Ironworks and the Archaeology of the Wrought Iron Industry in the North's main subject is recorded as Park Bridge[12].
  • The Park Bridge Ironworks and the Archaeology of the Wrought Iron Industry in the North's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+102'}[13].
  • The Park Bridge Ironworks and the Archaeology of the Wrought Iron Industry in the North's title is recorded as The Park Bridge Ironworks and the Archaeology of the Wrought Iron Industry in the North[14].
  • The Park Bridge Ironworks and the Archaeology of the Wrought Iron Industry in the North's cites work is recorded as Tameside 1066-1700[15].
  • The Park Bridge Ironworks and the Archaeology of the Wrought Iron Industry in the North's cites work is recorded as The People Who Made Tameside[16].
  • The Park Bridge Ironworks and the Archaeology of the Wrought Iron Industry in the North's cites work is recorded as Medieval furnaces in the Castleshaw Valley[17].
  • The Park Bridge Ironworks and the Archaeology of the Wrought Iron Industry in the North's cites work is recorded as A guide to the Industrial Archaeology of Greater Manchester[18].

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Designation and Status

The Park Bridge Ironworks and the Archaeology of the Wrought Iron Industry in the North's instance of is recorded as academic work[4].

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