Historic New Lanark

New Lanark, a former cotton spinning village, stands as a pioneering example of technological and social transformation during the Industrial Revolution. Recognized today as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, its history from 1785 to the present is meticulously chronicled in this updated edition. The publication highlights key developments, including a new chapter on its World Heritage status and revisions on restoration efforts, offering essential insights into Scottish social history.

Donnachie, I., & Hewitt, G. (2015). Historic New Lanark (, Ed.). Edinburgh University Press. https://doi.org/10.1515/9781474407823