It lends itself naturally: as study of the Leeds & Liverpool canal as a recreational resource
by British Waterways Board.
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BookPublisher: 1973ISBN: X000889600; x000889600.Classification number: L386.46
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| Book Reference - Adult | Crosby Library | L386.46 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Not for loan | 700727294X | ||||
| Reference Closed Access | Crosby Library | Local history stock | C386.46 LEE (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Not For Loan | 700277392X |
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| C386.46 FIR The Leeds - Liverpool canal in old picture postcards | C386.46 HAD The canals of North West England volume 1: | C386.46 HAD The canals of north West England volume 2: | C386.46 LEE It lends itself naturally: | C386.6 MAU Mersey ferries volume 1: | C387.1 JAR Liverpool central docks 1799-1905: | C387.1 MER LH PAMPHLETS Arrangements for the opening of the Seaforth dock by her Royal Highness Princess Anne |
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