Poor Little House

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Poor Little House

‘A Poor Little House…’

	Belford Union Workhouse opened in 1839, 5 years after the passage of the Poor Law Amendment Act in 1834. It served a scattered rural area in North Northumberland, and was one of the smallest workhouses in the country. This history not only charts the life lived by inmates of the workhouse over 90 years of its existence, but also looks at the work of men and women, who as Maters and Matrons, were in charge of the workhouse, and the ways in which the elected guardians responded to central government's expectations of their management of the Poor Law system.
‘A Poor Little House…’ The story of Belford Union Workhouse and its people from 1836 to 1930 To buy	ISBN 1904623328 £8.00 248 pages 51 illustrations 66 charts by J.M.Bowen

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