[Bob Dobson]

Although tempted not to contribute to this thread and thus prove that Cashman is a true 'dingle', I decline the opportunity and come up with the following. It is not intended to be exhaustive. All the books can be found in the palace of pleasure that is the Local Studies Library in St James St. If you would send me a PM giving your e-address, I can send you an attachment giving details of some I have for sale.

Old Homesteads of Accrington & District (Ainsworth)
Accrington Captains of Industry (Crossley)
History & Associations of Altham & Huncoat (Ainsworth)
History of Clayton-le-Moors (Trappes-Lomax)
Baptist Churches of Accrington & District (Wylie)
Accrington (John Goddard)
The Accrington Jubilee Book 1878-1928 (Singleton)
Aspects of Accrington (Halstead & Duckworth)
Accrington Old & New (Barrett & Duckworth)
The Accrington Old Corn Mill (Broughton)
Hyndburn Local Heritage Series (Mike Rothwell)
Pals (Turner) - others on Pals by him too
Accrington 1926 (Ainsworth) - others by him too
Dunshaw; a Lancashire Background (Pateman) 'Dunshaw' is Accrington
Accrington Chronology & Men of Mark (Crossley,1923)
Hyndburn Chronology 1924-74 (Lanham)
An Accrington Miscellany (Digby & Miller)
An Accrington Mixture (Dobson)
Accrington Observed (Brindle & Dobson)
Accrington's Changing Face (Watson & Dobson)
Accrington Acclaimed (Taylor & Dobson)
Oswaldtwistsle Observed (Booth & Wilkinson)
Rishton Remembered (Broderick)
The Moorfield Pit Disaster (Tootle)
Huncoat Uncoated (Goddard)
History of the Co-op in Accrington (Haslam 1910)

There are others on aspects of the town's history : Transport ( Rush/ Dawson); t'Stanley;Methodism (Hargreaves) and on individual churches,chapels.

For further details of the books, have a look at the 'Lancashire Lantern'website operated by the county library service. If I can be of assistance - ask.