Leeds and Liverpool Canal historical documents
1768 prospectus for the Leeds and Liverpool Canal.
1774 canal byelaws, single A4 page.
1785 Report on the Leeds and Liverpool Canal.
1786 canal byelaws, 16 pages A4, print both sides to make A5 booklet.
1787 Report on the coal trade.
1793 Case for the deviation of the canal.
1793 Details of the deviation.
1814 Report on the canal's finances.
1823 canal byelaws, published in 1875, 8 pages A4, print both sides to make A5 booklet.
1876 canal byelaws, 16 pages A4, print both sides to make A5 booklet.
1908 canal byelaws, 10 pages A4, print both sides to make A5 booklet.
1930 specification for a wooden Leeds and Liverpool Canal boat.
1932 canal byelaws, 2 pages A4, print both sides to make A5 booklet.
The historical names of the bridges on the Leeds and Liverpool Canal.
Other historical canal documents
The first two chapters of Pownall's book on the Grand Contour Canal, published in 1942.
Miles of inland waterway in Britain, with future projections, 1699-2039.
1820 Prospectus for the Aire and Calder extension.
1820 prospectus for the English and Bristol Channel Ship Canal.
1881 Pamphlet against Sunday work on canals.
1917 leaflet describing concrete narrow boats.
Home pageHistorical documents about Liverpool Docks
Extracts from Whidby's 1811 report on the River Mersey.
Whidby's 1822 report on the River Mersey.
1825 scheme by Giles for a canal from Liverpool to Runcorn.
Whidby's 1826 report on the River Mersey.
Leeds and Liverpool Canal Society
Map showing the route of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal.
Information about traditional boat painting on the Leeds and Liverpool Canal.
Leaflet about setting up interpretation panels at Johnsons Hillock locks,working with blind and partially-sighted people.
Pattern for a Leeds and Liverpool Canal boatmen's gansey.
Reports and articles
Solovki Monastery canals and drydock report.
Prussian-built Blenkinsop-type steam locomotive.
Compartment tug Wheldale report.
Services
Some of the lectures which can be given by Mike Clarke.
Brochure about work undertaken by Mike Clarke.
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