Samuel Crompton’s birthplace cottage

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Samuel Crompton’s birthplace cottage is a preserved 18th-century weaver’s dwelling in Firwood Fold, Bolton, associated with the inventor of the spinning mule and now a site of historical interest.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf birthplace
historic house
tourist attraction
architecturalType stone-built cottage
associatedWith Samuel Crompton NERFINISHED
spinning mule
category local heritage asset
country United Kingdom
currentUse site of historical interest
era 18th century
hasSignificance industrial heritage
textile history
heritage 18th-century weaver’s dwelling
locatedIn Bolton NERFINISHED
England
Firwood Fold NERFINISHED
Greater Manchester
municipality Metropolitan Borough of Bolton NERFINISHED
notableFor association with the invention of the spinning mule
being the birthplace of Samuel Crompton
ownership local authority or heritage body
partOf Firwood Fold conservation area NERFINISHED
preservationStatus preserved historic building
region North West England
tourism open to visitors on selected days
use residential cottage

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Firwood Fold hasFeature Samuel Crompton’s birthplace cottage