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| − | '''Jarrow''' is a former industrial town in the district of [[South Tyneside]], part of the [[Tyneside]] conurbation, in north-east [[England]]. It is known as the location of St Paul's Abbey in the Anglo-Saxon period, where [[Bede]] did much of his work<ref>http://www.bedesworld.co.uk/</ref> | + | '''Jarrow''' is a former industrial town in the district of [[South Tyneside]], part of the [[Tyneside]] conurbation, in north-east [[England]]. It is known as the location of St Paul's Abbey in the Anglo-Saxon period, where [[Bede]] did much of his work.<ref>http://www.bedesworld.co.uk/</ref> From the mid nineteenth century to Jarrow was a [[company town]], being dominated economically and physically by the shipyard of Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Company Ltd. The closure of the yard in 1935 was a devastating blow to the town and prompted the famous [[Jarrow Crusade]], a hunger march in October 1936 of unemployed workers from Jarrow to London.<ref>https://www.bbc.co.uk/history/british/britain_wwone/jarrow_01.shtml</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 13:14, April 2, 2019
Jarrow is a former industrial town in the district of South Tyneside, part of the Tyneside conurbation, in north-east England. It is known as the location of St Paul's Abbey in the Anglo-Saxon period, where Bede did much of his work.[1] From the mid nineteenth century to Jarrow was a company town, being dominated economically and physically by the shipyard of Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Company Ltd. The closure of the yard in 1935 was a devastating blow to the town and prompted the famous Jarrow Crusade, a hunger march in October 1936 of unemployed workers from Jarrow to London.[2]