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In the north west, historically part of  Lancashire, stands a town called Warrington

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There was a civil war in 1642. Warrington had a population of around 2,000, but it was important because of it's bridge.

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Warrington was found by the Romans. The river Mersey is 112km long and several hundred would cross

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In 19th century there were a numberof improvements to Warrington. Bankhall  was built in 1750 it later became the town hall.

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The river Mersey is only 18.5 miles long going through Warrington plus various other towns and villages

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Warrington was founded in the 8th century by the Romans.

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The golden gates in front of the special house

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People came to Warrington, because they had great amor.

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In the late 19th century parks were opened. Bank Park opened to the public in 1873. Victoria Park opened in 1897. So did Queens Gardens. Parr Hall opened in 1898

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In the 19th century there were a number of improvements to Warrington. In 1813 an Act of Parliament formed a body of men called Police. They had powers to, clean and light the streets of Warrington. At first oil lamps lighted the streets but in 1821 gaslight was introduced to

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The Romans discovered Warrington at an important crossing by The River Mursey

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What else attracted people was the bomb in the town centre could of attracted people to look at the crime scene.

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Back in the olden days Kings would go and send there best Knights and send them to Warrington to get there finest armor and weapons

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By the time  civil war in 1642 Warrington was still a small town with the population of 2000,however it was important because it's  bridge.

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In the 21st century Warrington is still a thriving town. The Pyramid Arts Centre opened in 2002. Today the population of Warrington is 202,000.warrington is in the middle of Manchester and Liverpool plus Warrington is in the middle of England.

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By the time of the civil war, (1642)Warrington was still a small town with a population of around 2,000, however it was important because of its bridge.

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Warrington has a population of 198,900. It was founded sometime in the 8th century.

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Warrington was founded by the Romans at an important crossing place on the River Mersey.By the Middle Ages  Warrington was  a market town at the bridging point of The river.

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In world war 2, many people, peticually Americans,remember Warrington best  as the location of RAF station in Burtonwood.

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In 1086 Warrington was only a small village, however in time it grew larger and more important. By the beginning of the 12th century Warrignton had grown into a small market town. In 1255 Warrington held its first market fair. Threw years they held many more fairs, which attracted buyers and tourists.

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In the 13th century Warrington was given a charter and in 1292 Warrington was given second one, however the town Lord Manor was still in control. Medieval Warrington was a small town. It had a population of several hundred.

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Since Roman times warrington has been a major crossing point for the River Mursey. There was  a Roman settlement in Wilderpool.

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By the Middle Ages, Warrington had become a market town at the lowest bridging point.

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In the late 19th century parks were opened. Bank Park opened to the public in 1873. Victoria Park opened in 1897. So did Queens Gardens. Parr Hall opened in 1898.
In 1917 Orford Park (originally the grounds of a hall) opened. The first council houses in Warrington were built in the 1920s and 1930s.

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Since ancient times, Warrington has been a crossing point, that was originally built for the Romans.
In Medieval times, Warrington's importance was a market town.
The first reference to a bridge at Warrington was found in 1285

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In Warrington in the 18th century there was a pin making industry.Also it was a file and tool industry.

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In the 12th century Warrington had grown into a small market town. In 1255 Warrington was aloud to have a fair. They were held only once a year and had buyers and sellers from a wide area. From 1277 Warrington had 2 fairs.

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One of the most important things on the history of Warrington was during the period of the Boteler household.He died in 1399. He had married Alice.

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Warrington is a town in the north west of England,historical port of Loncashire but since 1974,within the ceremonial country of cheshirc.

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By the beginning of the 12th century Warrington ,which had grown into a small market town . In the 19th century a large part of people lived to day.Many people would travel to Warrington market.

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The name Warrington comes from the word weird meaning ford, the town of ford.  The Romans moved to the area in about AD 79, although there is no absolute evidence for the name. The Romans left in about AD 410.

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In 1495, at the very end of the Middle Ages, a stone bridge was built over the Mersey.

In 1526 a wealthy man named Sir Thomas Boteler left money in his will to found a grammar school in Warrington. In 1539 Henry VIII closed the friary.

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Sometimes in the 13 century Warrington was givin a charter. In 1292 Warrington was given a 2 charter, however the town raimained in control of the Lord of the manor.

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By 1901 the population of Warrington was nearly 65,000. Meanwhile in 1831 Warrington was connected to Liverpool and Manchester by railway.

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St Elphin's Church existed by 1086 and probably much earlier. Furthermore the Normans built a wooden castle at Warrington around 1070 AD.
In the 12th century, Warrington had grown into a small market town. In 1255 Warrington was allowed to hold a fair. fairs were like markets, however they were held only once a year and they attracted buyers and sellers from all over.

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SWarrington was only a small village but in time it grew larger and more important.

By the beginning of the 12th century Warrington had grown into a small market town.

In 1495 at the very end of the Middle Ages , a long , stone bridge was build over the Mersey.

During the 16th and  17th century Warrington grew bigger and more important.

Bank Hall was built in 1750. It later became the Town Hall. The first newspaper in Warrington was printed in 1756.

The file making factory in Warrington got better in the 19th century. There was also an important wire making factory in Warrington. The pin making factory also got better. These factorys offered jobs which made people get jobs and then move to Warrington.

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Warrington was found by the Romans at an important crossing place on the river mersey.

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At the time in the olden days Warrington was a very small town and it was unpopular however , Warrington stands on the bank of the River  Mersie . Warrington was founded by the Romans at a important  crossing place on the River Mersie . Warrington became unitary  athority on the 1st of April 1998.

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At the time of the dooms day book in 1086 Warrington was only a small village in time it grew larger and more important

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For a short period of time, the word Lancashire was added to the sign above, but later removed.

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Warrington is famous enough for wires and electronics that's why the radio station is called livewire

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In the war people cut of the spices from a wall next to the Golden Gates and used them as bullies ,because they ran out.

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In the times of knights and castles the Kings would send their best knights to get the best armour and weapons from Warrington