Memories of a Towpath Child - Mr. Philip Frank Coleman, Master Butcher of Loughborough
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Price: £5.50
The author, Mary Winter, née Pauline Coleman, lived in the Canal Bank in Loughborough from 1939 to 1948. Memories of a Towpath Child contains more chapters which will be published at a future date.
It is hoped this chapter on Philip Frank Coleman will be of interest for its historical content of that time.
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