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allowed) he had told the manager the day before that he would not be fit to play, thus allowing the team to field a fit 'keeper. As a reward for his thoughtfulness and sportsmanship, the FA decided to award Dawson a winner's medal despite the fact that he hadn't played. The tradition is carried on to this day, in that all players selected to be in the team which wins the FA Cup final are presented with a winner's medal, regardless of whether they have played or not. The sports pavilion on the playing fields at Mount Lane was rededicated as the "Jerry Dawson
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consists of 9 councillors who serve a 4-year term of office, with council meetings held once a month. Cliviger is made up of five enumeration districts named
Mereclough, Overtown, Walk Mill, Southward Bottom and Holme Chapel, the last being regarded as the village centre, with a primary school (St
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Cliviger and lived all his life in the parish. He is notable for the fact that he missed playing in the 1914 FA Cup Final (which Burnley won) due to illness. Concerned that this illness might affect the whole team's chances (and at the time, substitutes were not
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Methodist church in Walk Mill. The school and churches play host to familiar national organisations such as
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Holme Chapel is on
Burnley Road in the centre of the parish (although its most southeasterly settlement) and is regarded as the village centre, with a primary school (St John the Divine C.E. Primary School), St. John's church and the village hall.
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burial mound is known to exist on
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There are three war memorials in the parish – these are located outside the church in Holme Chapel; at the Mount Zion chapel in Walk Mill; and also the Weir war memorial is located near the old
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Burnley Road. The River Calder is joined by Easden Clough near Honey Holme farm. In the 1840s there was a drift colliery here called the Turner Carr Level.
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operation at Shedden Clough in the 17th century. Lead mining was attempted at Thieveley in the early 17th and mid 18th centuries. The site of this venture at Black Clough is protected as a
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Sheep Breeders' Association), held in September, has been going on for hundreds of years. Today it also includes Holme Sheepdog Trials Association championship and the Thieveley Pike
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endurance ride which she would have won had she not stopped to help a fellow competitor involved in an accident. Lady Mary died in 2001 at the age of 65.
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John the Divine C.E. Primary School), the church and the village hall. It is also part of the Cliviger with Worsthorne ward of
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to the monks instead. Later returned to them, Kirkstall would hold Cliviger until 1287, when
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long-distance route. A loop of this route which circumnavigates Cliviger is named the
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people. The Baptism of Pocahontas is depicted in a painting of the same name by
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to the throne of England. After that the name becomes extinct.
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Pavilion and plaque honour for Burnley F.C. record-breaker
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2205:"Halloween / Samhain – Mysterious Britain & Ireland"
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A small chapel, probably built here during the reign of
2380:"Local Area Report – Burnley Built-up area (E34004743)"
2103:(Map) (1st ed.). 1 : 10,560. County Series.
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would later write that he had contributed more than a
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2207:. Mysterious Britain & Ireland. Archived from
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1851:Kirkstall Abbey, 1147-1539: An Historical Account
1546:"Local Area Report – Cliviger Parish (E04005132)"
1469:, former commissioner of the Metropolitan Police.
1278:; and also the mother of German Korvettenkapitän
713:in the ancient parish of Whalley. This became a
2532:Farrer, William; Brownbill, John, eds. (1911),
2350:"Local Area Report – Cliviger Parish (30UD002)"
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2592:Cliviger township – British History Online
2587:Map of Cliviger township boundary (c.1850)
2272:"Village invites you to Walk back in time"
1290:(and ultimately adjutant to Grand Admiral
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2558:Pomeroy, Peter I; Ward, Norman (1982),
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2164:"County Councillors by Local Community"
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3308:List of civil parishes in Lancashire
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777:by Cosima Towneley (Conservative).
1960:National Heritage List for England
1270:Ormerod House was the home of the
81:Show map of the Borough of Burnley
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2454:This is Lancashire (news archive)
2044:"Monument No. 1381455 (1381455)"
2015:"Monument No. 1381336 (1381336)"
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1274:—notable members include General
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1462:actor lived here in the 1990s.
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606:Henry de Lacy, Earl of Lincoln
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2072:"Cliviger CP/Tn through time"
1986:"Cliviger Furnace (1471104)"
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1868:"Monument No. 45212 (45212)"
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1768:"Monument No. 45349 (45349)"
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1710:"Monument No. 45210 (45210)"
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1598:The place-names of Lancashire
1406:, former Burnley FC defender.
780:The Member of Parliament for
769:as part of the Burnley Rural
717:in 1866, forming part of the
3525:Civil parishes in Lancashire
3414:Parliamentary constituencies
2185:West Yorkshire Geology Trust
1486:Listed buildings in Cliviger
1475:, former Burnley FC forward.
1282:, one of the most decorated
1008:Lord Alexander Gordon-Lennox
78:Shown within Burnley Borough
2166:. Lancashire County Council
1635:Farrer & Brownbill 1911
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767:Lancashire County Council
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870:The parish contains the
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2540:Victoria County History
2315:Remnant, G. L. (1969).
2303:Pomeroy & Ward 1982
2142:burnley.moderngov.co.uk
2118:Cliviger Parish Website
1595:Ekwall, Eilert (1922).
1341:'s legendary ride from
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3520:Villages in Lancashire
2101:Lancashire and Furness
2076:visionofbritain.org.uk
1797:"Easden Fort (45209)"
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