Publisher's Synopsis
In this charming local history, Henry Swainson Cowper traces the development of Hawkshead, a village in northern Lancashire. From the founding of the village to the growth of tourism in the surrounding Lake District, Cowper provides a comprehensive view of life in Hawkshead over the centuries, drawing from archival material and interviews with local residents.
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