In Bacup, Lancashire, rows of dark terraced houses present the typical urban landscape of the mill towns.
The local Natural History Society’s Museum is housed in a former inn built in the late 18th century.
The town is overlooked by flat-topped moors, rising to 1300 ft, which are part of the ancient Forest of Rossendale. Thieveley Pike, 1474 ft, stands 2.5 miles north of Bacup at the head of the valley of the River Irwell. Paths wind to the top where the Celts set up an earthwork; and below to the north stretch the wild Cliviger Moors.
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