Burnley
The town of Burnley is situated in East Lancashire and prospered during the Industrial Revolution as a centre of cotton production. Although this industry has now declined, much evidence its legacy and the prosperity it brought remains. The town boasts a magnificent Victorian town hall and the world’s only working steam-powered weaving mill.
Several smaller towns and villages surround Burnley. These include Colne, Nelson, Padiham, Wycoller and Barrowford. Pendle Hill, home of the Pendle Witches, lies 5 miles to its north.
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