A Groom of Rockliffe House

 

David Smith & Sons

Albert and Hudson Coachmen of Rockliffe House.

 

Ingham Taylor 1908 Barber of Stacksteads

 

 

Fred Smith Barber of Stacksteads

 

Workers of

Atherton Holme

 

 

 

 

Hargreaves and Crowther's

 Irwell Mill.

 

 

 

 

 

 

There is no doubt that the three main types of employment in Bacup and Stacksteads

consisted of Mill work, Quarrying, or Mining. Many men  thought themselves very fortunate if they could land a job working for the railway company.

Others took up occupations such as Grooms, Postmen, Knocker Uppers, Lamplighters,

Coal men, Deliverymen, Foundry workers, Jute Makers, Pipe Makers such as at Temperleys to name but a few.

 

 

 

 

 

A group of Servants pose for the camera.

 

 

Rockliffe Corn Mill Workers 1911

 

Chimney Sweep

Lawrence Slattery

Apprentice Chimneysweep agreement.

 

 

Servants outside Stubylee Hall

 

Erection of tram poles on Market Street Bacup

Note Chimney Sweep stood to the right hand side watching.

 

 

The Post Office

 

Bacup's First Postmen

 

Bacup Postal Workers 1905

 

Inside Bacup Post Office 1911

 

 

 

Ridehalgh Potatoe Dealer Farholme

 

 

 

Knocker Upper

 

 

Workers of Bacup Labour Exchange 1930's

 

 

 

 Pipe Workers of Temperleys

 

 

 

 

Barnes Cloggers of Stacksteads

 

 

Situations Vacant

Adverts July 1920

 

 

 

 

Beeby Brothers Reed Makers