The Industrial Revolution in Britain and the World, 1635-1970
The Industrial Revolution in Britain and the World, 1635-1970
Trial Series
What's Inside
11
Collections
66
Volumes
945
Documents
397,622
Pages
Introduction
This series unites collections that cover different aspects of the industrial revolution. While records on Bolton's mills cover the progress of the textile industry, reports on poor schools show the progress being made on getting children out of mills and into school. Medical essays from this time reveal the health problems affecting the population during this time of great social change. Then papers from Manchester Cathedral's archive show how parish populations were affected by movements of people. This Cathedral archive also contains details of legal judgements made by the church at the time when it served as a small claims court. Shipping records from Liverpool and Bristol then illustrate the pace of this social change through lists of the ships' contents.
Dates Covered
1559-1970Contributors
- Bethlem Museum of the Mind; Findmypast Ltd
- Bolton Archive & Local Studies Service
- Bristol Central Library
- Edinburgh University Library
- Liverpool (England). Record Office
- Liverpool Maritime Museum & Liverpool RO
- Manchester Cathedral
- various schools societies