The book delves into the calico printing industry in 19th century Accrington, Lancashire, detailing the history and significance of Messrs. Hargreaves' print works. It examines the social and economic implications of the Industrial Revolution on the local community, including the experiences of factory workers. Personal recollections of Broad Oak enrich the narrative, providing a unique perspective on the region's textile history. This historical account serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the cultural and industrial heritage of Lancashire.
