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Lest we forget
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Lest we forget

By the end of the First World War, out of a Lowerhouse membership of around 400, 80 were in uniform, although we do not know all their names or what happened to all of them. We have as yet almost no records of Lowerhouse men who served in the Second World War, and would welcome…

Lest we forget.
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Lest we forget.

Part of the current display “On the Shoulders of Giants” at Burnley Library, has the stories of some of the men from Lowerhouse CC who went to war and didn’t come home, and happier stories of those who did. William Whittaker was mourned as one of the finest cricketers the club had known when he…

160 Years – Tommy Shutt – The Story of a Lowerhouse Legend
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160 Years – Tommy Shutt – The Story of a Lowerhouse Legend

Background and early years Tommy Shutt’s story starts with his parents, William Shutt and Sarah Holden living in Lowerhouse in the second half of the 19th century. People were coming into Lowerhouse village from all over to work in the textile industry, often living in overcrowded, insanitary conditions.  The Shutts came from the Colne area…

The History Books: 1862 – 1920

1920: AGM booklet 1919: AGM booklet 1919: Lest we forget By Anne Cochrane 1918: William Whittaker – A Tribute By Paul Hargreaves 1918: AGM booklet 1917: AGM booklet 1916: AGM booklet 1915: Annual Report by Anne Cochrane 1914:  From Cricket Field To Battle Field and back again – a long hard road By Anne Cochrane 1914: First Team Photo By Anne…