McNeil-Sale, R. and Walker, J. S F., eds. (2002). Manchester -- archetype city of The Industrial Revolution. University of Manchester Archaeological Unit.

Title:

Manchester -- archetype city of The Industrial Revolution

Subtitle:

a proposed World Heritage Site

Series:

The Heritage Atlas

Volume:

Number of Pages:

Publication Type:

Monograph Chapter (in Series)

Editor:

Robina McNeil-Sale
John S F Walker

Issue Editor:

Robina McNeil-Sale
David George

Publisher:

University of Manchester Archaeological Unit

Year of Publication:

2002

ISBN:

0 9 527813 03

Subjects / Periods:

Post Medieval (BIAB)

Note:

Is First Occurrence: 1

Source:

BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))

Created Date:

14 Oct 2003

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Chapter Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Introduction	Christopher Young	0
World Heritage Sites -- the first thirty years	Philip Whitbourn	1 - 5
World Heritage Sites -- the tentative list of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland	Robina McNeil-Sale	6 - 9
Blaenavon -- the benefits of World Heritage Site status	John Rodger	10 - 11
Manchester and Salford -- the proposed World Heritage Site	Keith Falconer	12 - 14
Manchester -- the rise of the first industrial city	Robina McNeil-Sale Michael D Nevell	15 - 18
Worsley and the Bridgewater Canal -- the transport revolution	David George	19 - 21
The Mersey Irwell Navigation -- the Old Quay at Manchester	David George Derek Brumhead	22 - 24
Castlefield -- where Manchester made transport history	Judith P Greene	25 - 27
The Rochdale Canal -- the first trans-Pennine canal	John M Fletcher	28 - 30
Ancoats -- the first industrial suburb	Steve Little	31 - 33
Ancoats -- where the steam-powered textile mill	Mike Williams	34 - 38
Manchester -- symbol and model for the world	Robina McNeil-Sale	39 - 43