Trafford


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Trafford, located in the hills east of Pittsburgh, was officially incorporated as a borough in 1904. John Cavett I and his family were among the first settlers in the area, after purchasing land in 1769. Tracks for the Pennsylvania Railroad were laid through in 1852, and the territory became known as Stewart Station. In 1902, land at Stewart Station was purchased by renowned entrepreneur George Westinghouse, with the purpose of constructing a foundry and town to be named Trafford City, after Trafford Park in Manchester, England. Western Pennsylvania newspapers advertised the sale of lots in Trafford City, and thousands of property seekers came pouring in. The plant thrived for the majority of the 20th century and was the key to Trafford's growth as a borough. Today, with the plant long gone, Trafford survives as a quaint, community-oriented town with an industrial history that all Pittsburghers can appreciate.




Towns in Trafford


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Trafford Park From Old Photographs


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Tells the story of Trafford Park in vintage photographs, once the largest industrialised area in Britain and the workshop of Greater Manchester.




Edwin Trafford, Altruist


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Lord Trafford's Folly


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A daring lord and a young woman find themselves in peril, igniting a possible romance as they escape to stay alive. A steamy historical suspense romance, about a lord who agrees to help his friends with their quest to solve a murder. Now he must fend for himself while protecting the young lady he has endangered with his choices. Can he keep her safe from harm from both the enemy pursuing them, and his urge to kiss those plump lips? He thought it would be a lark ... When Lord Julius Trafford, the heir to an earl, agrees to help his friends in a quest to solve a murder, it was mostly because he was bored. Now he is in hot water, and he has dragged his father's delectable ward into danger with him. Together, they are forced on the run, and Lord Trafford must engage his wits before it's too late. She is determined to keep him alive ... Miss Audrey Gideon feels compelled to care for Lord Trafford when he is attacked by a murderous assailant. As they make their escape in search of safety, Julius begins to demonstrate his true potential and Audrey wonders if there is more to the foppish heir than meets the eye. Can this unlikely pair rise to the challenge and discover true love along the way? Lord Trafford's Folly is the delightful third book in the Inconvenient Scandals series of steamy Regency suspense romance books. If you like worthy heroes, fast-paced plots, and enduring connections, then you’ll adore Nina Jarrett’s charming novel. Can be read as a standalone story or as part of the Inconvenient Brides and Inconvenient Scandals series of steamy Regency romance books. Buy Lord Trafford's Folly for a tale of mystery and passion today!




Maidens of Trafford House


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I. find it pleasantly surprising that even towards the end of August, I should smell of April; an April that smells of marigolds, of snow, of the river and that mountain...an April in me that smells of Caroline. With these opening lines, the eight stories, beaded along in these pages, treat the reader to a curiously vast panorama of humanity. ‘Album of human emotions in all its diversity....sure to leave the reader wanting more’ The Asian Age ‘Bard from the hills’ The Times Of India (Supplement) ‘Each story brings forth a unique element of discovery which keeps one engaged and reading till the end...a maturely written work of art’ Siddharth Kak ‘...language is poetic, words carefully sifted and imagination on a rich flight’ The Tribune







Trafford The Postcard Collection


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The latest title in Amberley’s beautifully illustrated Postcard Collection series which captures historic Trafford in all its glory.




Stretford & Old Trafford Through Time


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This fascinating selection of photographs traces some of the many ways in which Stretford & Old Trafford have changed and developed over the last century.