Oldham

Northern English town

Oldham is a town in Greater Manchester, England, historically significant for its textile mills during the Industrial Revolution.

Once the world's leading cotton-spinning center, it became synonymous with northern English industrial heritage.

The name also serves as a surname: Oldham Athletic is the local football club.

place

Lancashire

Northwestern English county

  • ShawBritish-origin family name
  • LeesAnglo or Chinese surname
  • boroughAdministrative town or district

township · metropolitan · district · constituency · ward · council · civic · boundary · locality · Pennines

industrial

cotton

Plant fiber for textiles

loom · factory · manufacturing · machinery · workers · labor · trade · industrialization · production · weaving

cultural

carnival

Traveling amusement attraction

  • festivalOrganized public celebration
  • artsCreative disciplines collectively
  • musicOrganized auditory art

heritage · traditions · folklore · community

historical

workhouse

Institution housing poor laborers

heritage · archive · chronicle · antiquity · legacy · monument · Victorian · Edwardian · pioneer · ancestry

football

fans

Ardent admirers or coolers

promotion · relegation · terraces

Opposites
greater manchester geography

OldhamManchester

Large English industrial city

Stockport · Bolton

english town character

OldhamChelsea

London neighborhood or club

Kensington · Westminster · Guildford · Winchester · Surrey

industrial heritage

OldhamCity of London

London's original walled settlement

Oxford

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G