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Bradford in Photographs

Bradford in Photographs

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Bradford, a small market town in Yorkshire, became a leading international textile manufacturer during the Industrial Revolution due to its proximity to coal, iron ore, and water. Its wealth was demonstrated by the construction of the city hall and other buildings. Although Bradford's fortunes declined in the twentieth century, much of its Victorian heritage remains today. In recent years, Bradford has sought to redefine itself with the development of the university, the National Science and Media Museum, and plans to redevelop a shopping center. This book showcases Bradford's enduring appeal for those who live in and visit the city.

\n Format: Paperback / softback
\n Length: 128 pages
\n Publication date: 15 July 2021
\n Publisher: Amberley Publishing
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Bradford, a small market town in Yorkshire, experienced a remarkable transformation during the Industrial Revolution. Its strategic location near coal, iron ore, and water played a pivotal role in its ascent to prominence. The city became a renowned international textile manufacturer, earning the nickname "wool capital of the world." The wealth that flowed into Bradford was evident in the civic pride that fueled the construction of magnificent landmarks such as the city hall and numerous other buildings. While Bradford's fortunes waned in the twentieth century as the textile industry declined, much of its Victorian heritage remains intact. This includes iconic civic structures, grand factory complexes like Listers Mill and Titus Salts' workers village at Saltaire, and the vibrant Little Germany neighborhood, where many Jewish-German immigrants settled and established their homes and businesses. In recent years, Bradford has embarked on a journey of redefinition. It has embraced a post-industrial identity with the establishment of a university, the popular National Science and Media Museum, and ambitious plans to redevelop a central shopping district. For those who call Bradford home or are visiting, this book serves as a captivating guide. As you peruse these photographs, you will quickly discover the enduring appeal of this city in Yorkshire.

\n Weight: 432g\n
Dimension: 171 x 245 x 12 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9781398103030\n \n

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