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Old 26-11-2011, 11:16   #12
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Re: Hyndburn heritage

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Originally Posted by groove View Post
I too am a local history buff and have never come across this site. However on first glance iv read a lot of the individual subjects. It seems to me to be a compilation of local history books/texts that are in the reference library. Like the H anb B book and foul deeds and murders etc are books in their own right. Thats not to criticize btw, its just an observation as i think it could be a great site for reference.
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Upon further inspection it just looks like a catalogue of all local books. Not having a go, just merely pointing out that the more knowledgeable local historians for example will glean little new info from this site.
Well I'm glad my discovery of this site has sparked some interest. Actually Groove that's the second time today I've agreed with you - thought your post on the comedy thread was spot on. Your summing up of this new site is acccurate - perhaps they hope to start with the books etc and hope people will add their memories etc. Great oaks from little acorns etc... quite appropriate for Accrington.

Just wish there was more info about the people/organisations behind the project - it's all a bit of a mystery.
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