Hammerton Collection
"Hammerton: A Journey Through History and Culture" Step into the world of Hammerton, a name that echoes through time with various stories and events
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"Hammerton: A Journey Through History and Culture" Step into the world of Hammerton, a name that echoes through time with various stories and events. From the battlefields of World War I to the vibrant traditions of different cultures, it has witnessed it all. In 1915, hooded British Territorials fearlessly charged the German trenches at Loos, leaving an indelible mark on history. Their bravery and sacrifice remind us of the true spirit of heroism. The year 1917 saw Highland Regiments marching to victory as brave pipers played "The Campbells are Coming. " The sound echoed through the air, inspiring courage in every soldier's heart. Traveling across continents, we find ourselves amidst Arunta tribesmen in central Australia preparing for a new corroboree in 1922. The rich cultural heritage they carry is captivating and reminds us of our diverse world. Turning our attention to Ireland in 1922, we encounter a pair of straw boys capturing the essence of Irish folklore. Their presence brings joy and laughter wherever they go. Esther Hammerton stands out among many names associated with this place. As a sexton, she dedicated her life to preserving memories within sacred grounds - reminding us that even small roles can have great significance. Venturing into Burnley's early 1900s era takes us to Cheap John's Bazaar on Hammerton Street. This bustling marketplace was filled with treasures waiting to be discovered by eager shoppers seeking both necessities and delights. Education plays a vital role in shaping society; thus, we step inside Hammerton Street School in Darnall from 1904. Children gather eagerly alongside their teachers under an inscription urging knowledge growth from more to more – an everlasting reminder that learning knows no bounds. It also witnessed historical moments like "The Historic Landing from River Clyde at Seddul Bahr" during Gallipoli campaign in April 1915.