Family Stories
Many families lost more than one son or relative during the Great War. During 1918 we are remembering these sacrifices with a special page devoted to the memory.
Our first memorial is for the Butterworth Family of Littleborough who lost 3 sons in the Great War. Our second is to Nora Caveney, the first ATS girl to be killed in the Second World War. Our third is for Turf Terrace - Sorrow and Glory Remembered.
Archaeology
New Pages have just been included showing local Flints and the Littleborough Hoard
Meetings
Meetings are held on the 2nd Thursday of each month Visitors are very welcome - see the Meetings page for full details
Littleborough’s History Centre
Located on Platform 2 at Littleborough Station, the centre is open on Saturdays between 11 o’clock and till around 3:30/4:00 pm. More information is available here
| Rechabites |
| History Trails |
| Romans in Littleborough |
| Blackstone Edge Roman Road |
| Littleborough Hoard |
| Flints |
| Map of Coal Mines and Brick, Tile and Pipe Works |
| E Shackleton - Coal trader |
| Cleggswood Colliery |
| Starring Clay and Coal Mine |
| Starring Pottery |
| Summit Brickworks |
| Tetlows Pottery |
| Whittaker Pottery |
| 3 Lost Sons |
| ATS Girl KIA |
| Turf Terrace |
| April 1918 |
| Roll of Honour |
| WW2 Heroes |
| Links |