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A History of Kendal
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A History of Kendal

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The attractive Lakeland town of Kendal has achieved fame well beyond its modest size. Who hasn’t heard of Kendal Mint Cake, K Shoes or ‘The Gateway to the Lakes’? Although these are indeed all facets of Kendal and its past, they are but a small part of its long and varied history. Written by renowned local historian Andrew White, The History of Kendal is a wonderfully readable, comprehensive account, beautifully illlustrated with a wide range of images. From Roman times right up to date, the book reveals and assesses the events, industries, people and influences that have shaped the place we see today. This lovely book epitomises exactly what local history should be: informative, accessible and attractive. As such, it is certain to have universal appeal, and to be a classic for years to come.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Carnegie Publishing Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
22 November 2013
Pages
288
ISBN
9781859361504

The attractive Lakeland town of Kendal has achieved fame well beyond its modest size. Who hasn’t heard of Kendal Mint Cake, K Shoes or ‘The Gateway to the Lakes’? Although these are indeed all facets of Kendal and its past, they are but a small part of its long and varied history. Written by renowned local historian Andrew White, The History of Kendal is a wonderfully readable, comprehensive account, beautifully illlustrated with a wide range of images. From Roman times right up to date, the book reveals and assesses the events, industries, people and influences that have shaped the place we see today. This lovely book epitomises exactly what local history should be: informative, accessible and attractive. As such, it is certain to have universal appeal, and to be a classic for years to come.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Carnegie Publishing Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
22 November 2013
Pages
288
ISBN
9781859361504