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Winter Hill mass trespass 1896

I’ve been working on the archives in Bolton relating to the Winter Hill mass trespass of 6 September 1896. More to follow but here are some links to work that has already been done on the event.

‘Will yo’ come o’ Sunday morning’,
For a walk o’er Winter Hill.
Ten thousand went last Sunday,
But there’s room for thousands still!”

“O the moors are rare and bonny,
And the heather’s sweet and fine,
And the road across this hill top,
Is the public’s – Yours and mine!”
The main account is by Paul Salveson, in his 1982 pamphlet,

Will Yo’ Come O’ Sunday Mornin? The Winter Hill Mass Trespass of 1896′

http://www.paulsalveson.org.uk/little-northern-books-2/

see also:

http://www.justusuk.com/2009/11/will-yo-come-o-sunday-morning.html

Douglas Hope, Thomas Arthur Leonard and the Co-operative Holidays Association (Cambridge Scholars, 2017):


Walking Histories, edited by Chad Bryant, Arthur Burns, Paul Readman (Palgrave Macmillan, 2016):

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