Working Class Movement Library
The Working Class Movement Library
51 The Crescent
Salford
Lancashire
M5 4WX
England
Website
Telephone
0161 736 3601
Fax
0161 737 4115
The Working Class Movement Library (WCML) is a collection of books, periodicals, pamphlets, archives and much else that records the history of the trade union, labour and radical movement in Britain from the late C18th to the present day. It is one of the most important collection in Britain and was founded by Ruth and Edmund Frow in the late C18th. We welcome students, researchers and other general enquirers. Our staff are always willing to help and advise. All material can be studied on site, and a photocopying/scanning service is available. We have no borrowing service.
Venue Type:
Library, Archive
The Working Class Movement Library
51 The Crescent
Salford
Lancashire
M5 4WX
England
Website
Telephone
0161 736 3601
Fax
0161 737 4115
There are important collections on Thomas Paine, Peterloo, Chartism, rise of trade unionism, Socialism, Labour Party, ILP, Fabian Society, Communist Party of Great Britain, Ireland, Spanish Civil War, movements of the unemployed, General Strike, CND, Soviet Union, Vietnam, Left Book Club, suffragettes and suffragists, Co-operative movement, 1970s, anarchism, novels, poetry, drama, music, film, photographs and video.
Collection details
Archives, Coins and Medals, Film and Media, Industry, Literature, Music, Personalities, Photography, Social History
The Working Class Movement Library
51 The Crescent
Salford
Lancashire
M5 4WX
England
Website
Telephone
0161 736 3601
Fax
0161 737 4115
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