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Central portion of the Plantation Gates at Haigh Hall. Used as the Logo for WLHHS

Wigan Local
History &
Heritage Society

King Street Book

They’re here. 📚 
 
The second print run of King Street: Wigan’s King of Streets has now arrived, and copies are once again available to order.
 
Our first print run sold out within weeks and the response to the book has been extraordinary. Thank you to everyone who has supported the project and Wigan Local History and Heritage Society. This large-format A4 book explores the rich history of King Street through original research, archive material, historic photographs, maps, specially commissioned artwork by David Barrow MAFA (Manchester Academy of Fine Arts) and poems created by Wigan poet and musician Ken Scally. 
Copies are £15 each. 
UK postage and packing is available for an additional £3.50, or books can be collected at upcoming WLHHS presentations at Real Crafty.
 
To order, please complete the order form below: 
Payment details will be provided after submission of the form.
 


Map of Wigan 1848


A walk down King St and round the corner to the museum


Turn back, cross over the road and walk back up King Street on the opposite side


You are now on Wallgate, cross over King St, walk past the Berkley and turn immediately right into Row
bottom Square


You have completed your walk down King Street


Back cover showing artwork by Wigan based artist Dan Foster, who was commissioned as part of the Say Hi! to King Street Heritage Action Zone project in June 2021

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