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On this constantly updated site you will find a lot of information regarding the locality, people and history of West Craven, situated on the Lancashire/Yorkshire Border in this picturesque part of the North of England.
History, Genealogy, News, Events, Memoirs, Pictures and Local Gossip are just some of the topics you will find within the site, from steam driven mill engines to steeplejacks, Cooking recipes to how to point your wall, its all inside and more.
What started out to be a local community site four years ago is now a worlwide community with contributing members and visitors from all over the world.
Please do not regard us as a private club open only to those who live in the locality. What we are into is an open view of the history of a locality and its inhabitants. The sources of information that we are seeking to encourage are world-wide. On another level, we passionately believe in the empowerment that self-publishing on the web can give to ordinary people. If you need evidence of this look at the LTP. Giving a voice to the workers was the whole reason for taking the trouble in the first place.
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...which happens to be where I was born, in June 1944. At a house called: Avondale just below the top of the hill from the Parish church. Bill Stevenson, I'm told used to live next door.
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