- 33 Bradshawgate, Bolton BL1 1EL
- 11 Mawdsley St, Bolton BL1 1JN
- 23 Church St, Ainsworth, Bolton BL2 5RA
- 10 Bolton Rd, Bolton BL7 0DS
- 122 Bradshaw Brow, Bolton BL2 3DD
- 4 Mawdsley St, Bolton BL1 1LF
- 602 Chorley New Rd, Horwich, Bolton BL6 6EX
- 1 Arthur Ln, Bolton BL2 4JB
- 78 Market St., Farnworth, Bolton BL4 7NY
- 247 Blackburn Rd, Egerton, Bolton BL7 9SN
- 1448 Chorley Old Rd, Bolton BL1 7PX
- 96 Great Moor St, Bolton BL3 6DS
- 9 Pavilion Gardens, Westhoughton, Bolton BL5 3AJ
- 242 Halliwell Rd, Bolton BL1 3QD
- 110 Derby St, Bolton BL3 6HG
- 162 Derby St, Bolton BL3 6JR
- 646 Manchester Rd, Westhoughton, Bolton BL5 3JD
- 393 Blackburn Rd, Astley Bridge, Bolton BL1 8NH
- 341 Blackburn Rd, Egerton, Bolton BL7 9TH
- 66 Bridge St, Bolton BL1 2EF
- 221 Darwen Rd, Bromley Cross, Bolton BL7 9BS
- 272 Blackburn Rd, Egerton, Bolton BL7 9SR
About Bolton
Bolton is a sizable town in Greater Manchester in Northwest England, originally a part of Lancashire. Since Flemish weavers arrived in the area in the 14th century and established a wool and cotton weaving tradition, Bolton has been a major textile industry hub. Textile production came to the city at the same time as its urbanization and development, during the Industrial Revolution. At its peak in 1929, Bolton was one of the greatest and most prolific centres of cotton spinning in the world, with 216 cotton mills and 26 bleaching and dyeing works. After WWI, the British cotton industry suffered a severe downturn, and by the 1980s, cotton production in Bolton had all but disappeared.
Bolton is located 16 kilometers (10 miles) north-west of Manchester, in between the cities of Manchester, Darwen, Blackburn, Chorley, Bury, and Salford. It is also close to the West Pennine Moors. Bolton is the administrative hub of the Metropolitan Borough of Bolton, which consists of various smaller towns and villages surrounding Bolton. Bolton proper has a population of 139,403, and the metropolitan borough has a total of 262,400 residents. Formerly a little town in the middle of the moors, Bolton was once called Bolton le Moors. Being a stronghold for Parliamentarians in an area that was strongly Royalist, the town was attacked by 3,000 Royalist troops led by Prince Rupert of the Rhine in 1644 during the English Civil War.
Hotels in Bolton
- Travelodge Bolton central River Street
Address: River St, Bolton BL2 1BX, United Kingdom
- Holiday inn
Address: 1 Higher Bridge St, Bolton BL1 2EW, United Kingdom
- Britannia Bolton hotel
Address: Beaumont Rd, Bolton BL3 4TA, United Kingdom
- Premier inn Bolton
Address: 3 Arena Approach, Horwich, Bolton BL6 6LB, United Kingdom
- Bolton stadium hotel
Address: University of Bolton Stadium, De Havilland Way, Bolton BL6 6SF, United Kingdom
Universities in Bolton
- University of Bolton
Address: A676 Deane Rd, Bolton BL3 5AB, United Kingdom