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All Saints Church Barons of Newton Bewton Glass Works Bloody Stone Bowling Club Burial Mound Burtonwood Burtonwood Airbase Burtonwood Brewery Collins Green Cricket Club Crow Lane Hall Dean School Earlestown Earlestown Market Football Haydock J H Lane Liverpool Manchester Railway Local Churches Lord Newton M6 Motorway Market and Fairs Newton-in-Mackerfield Newton Gold Cup Newton Hall Newton Poems Newton Station Nine Arches Old Newton Races Railway Sankey Canal Sankey Viaduct Sir Hardman Earle Stephenson St Michaels Church St Oswalds St Peters Tennis Club Viaduct Foundry Viaduct Wagon Works Vulcan Foundry Winwick Winwick Church \mabs Cross Legend

History of Newton in Makerfield
Local Church build dates
Newton Guide from c1967
The Vulcan Foundry Ltd, 5th MAY 1954
£200 REWARD – Red Bank Highwayman
Roman Road – Archaeologists Evaluation Dig
The Curzon Cinema, 28th October, 1935
Nobel Prize for local born man
1800 Highway Robbery, Winwick, Red Bank Mill
Emmetts Brow and Earlestown Wagon Works
The History of Newton Hall
Randalls Nurseries / The Arch, Newton High St
A visit to the works of the Vulcan Foundry, 1927
Vulcan to Warrington: The Roman Road
ST. John the Baptist, Earlestown Parish Church
Castle Hill (Road)
Tommy Burns jump off the 9 Arches?
The Newton in Makerfield Volunteers
Rokeden – Poem by J H Lane
History of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway
War Memorial Hospital
Newton-in-the-Willows
1872 – Vulcan Foundry Rules
Newton Hall & Crow Lane Hall
Anti-German Riot In Earlestown
BOB CARLISLE – “The Walker”
Sankey Viaduct and Embankment
The M6 Motorway
Sites of Interest: East of Newton-le-Willows
Sankey Navigation – The first canal
Tales of Old Newton Races
Burtonwood
Earlestown: A History
The Battle of Winwick Pass, 19 Aug 1648
The Sankey Viaduct ( Nine Arches Bridge )
The Manchester and Liverpool Rail-Road
The Bloody Stone & Mabs Cross Legend
Newton le Willows in Verse – J H Lane
Newton-in-Makerfield: P.Mannex & Co. 1871
Burtonwood: Agricultural Draining Match – 1853
Earlestown Wagon Works: the Viaduct Foundry
The Fee of Makerfield
Tumuli at Winwick, 1860
Congregational Church on Crow Lane
Locomotives or Stationary Engines
Sir Hardman Earle (1792 – 1877)
Newton-le-Willows Official Guide
The Viaduct Foundry
James Muspratt (1793 – 1896)
William Huskisson (1770 – 1830)

All Saints Church Barons of Newton Bewton Glass Works Bloody Stone Bowling Club Burial Mound Burtonwood Burtonwood Airbase Burtonwood Brewery Collins Green Cricket Club Crow Lane Hall Dean School Earlestown Earlestown Market Football Haydock J H Lane Liverpool Manchester Railway Local Churches Lord Newton M6 Motorway Market and Fairs Newton-in-Mackerfield Newton Gold Cup Newton Hall Newton Poems Newton Station Nine Arches Old Newton Races Railway Sankey Canal Sankey Viaduct Sir Hardman Earle Stephenson St Michaels Church St Oswalds St Peters Tennis Club Viaduct Foundry Viaduct Wagon Works Vulcan Foundry Winwick Winwick Church \mabs Cross Legend

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