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D6071 - Charles L Roome (1918-2003) - [1939]
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Archive Reference / Library Class No.
D6071/1
Title
'A Geographical Study of Bradwell Village 1937-1939' by Charles Roome, manuscript
Date
[1939]
Description
This wide ranging study includes sections on Peak District geology, origins of Bradwell, physical survey, climate and vegetation, occupational pursuits including leadmining, spar mining (with example of spar), quarrying, Earles' cement works, Brough corn mill, Bamford Cotton Mill, and modern road reconstruction. Social aspects covered include the influence of the leadmining industry on growth of the village in the 19th century and its effect on housing, 20th century housing problems, social services in the village including recreation and amusements, sanitation, water supply, telephone services, postal services, shops and commercial activities. The thesis concludes with a chapter 'Looking Forward'. The thesis includes maps, sketches and photographs by the author.
Some pages are double-sided
Extent
1 file (109 pages)
Level
File
Repository
Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator
Charles L Roome (1918-2003)
Format
Document
Copyright
In Copyright
Term
Sanitation
Water supply
Postal services
Telephone services
Leisure
Shops
Entertainment
Quarrying
Lead mining
Cement industries
Social history
Natural history
Corn mills
Mills
Maps
Climate
Physical geography
Road transport
Roads
Housing
Rural social services
Housing needs
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