The Helmshore Riots and Mary Hindle’s Story

from Viewpoints – Placecloud (English) · host Ella Sbaraini

Bury United Kingdom In 1826, there were large-scale riots at Helmshore. Half-starving handloom weavers attacked the machines which threatened their livelihoods. Mary Hindle, a local woman, got caught up in this rioting. Learn about her story, and about what eventually drove her to suicide.

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