Difference between revisions of "Huddersfield"

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'''Huddersfield''' is a town in West [[Yorkshire]], England in the [[United Kingdom]].
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'''Huddersfield''' is a town in West [[Yorkshire]], [[England]] in the [[United Kingdom]].
  
 
It is located in the [[Pennines]].
 
It is located in the [[Pennines]].
  
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It is the birthplace of [[Harold Wilson]] [[Prime Minister]] of the [[United Kingdom]] 1964-1970 and 1974-76.
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It is the birthplace of [[Harold Wilson]], [[Prime Minister]] of the [[United Kingdom]] 1964-1970 and 1974-76.
  
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Despite its economy being based on [[sheep]]'s wool, after the colonization of Northern Canada and the resultant fur trade, Huddersfield  became noted as a major center for the production of [[fur coat]]s. This coincided with a decline in the [[cotton industry]] in the city and the closure of several factories which produced cotton undergarments. This is still the case today with many commentators noting that Edinburgh is "Aw furs an nae knickers".
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Despite its economy being based on [[sheep]]'s wool, after the colonization of Northern Canada and the resultant [[fur]] trade, Huddersfield  became noted as a major centre for the production of fur coats. This coincided with a decline in the [[cotton]] industry in the city and the closure of several factories which produced cotton undergarments. This is still the case today with many commentators noting that Edinburgh is "Aw furs an nae knickers".
  
 
[[Category:Towns and Cities in Yorkshire]]
 
[[Category:Towns and Cities in Yorkshire]]

Revision as of 22:17, April 19, 2008

Huddersfield is a town in West Yorkshire, England in the United Kingdom.

It is located in the Pennines.

It is the birthplace of Harold Wilson, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom 1964-1970 and 1974-76.

Despite its economy being based on sheep's wool, after the colonization of Northern Canada and the resultant fur trade, Huddersfield became noted as a major centre for the production of fur coats. This coincided with a decline in the cotton industry in the city and the closure of several factories which produced cotton undergarments. This is still the case today with many commentators noting that Edinburgh is "Aw furs an nae knickers".