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Episode 17: Harwood
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Ernest Harwood Greenhalgh was born in Mansfield in 1849 and went on to have a distinguished footballing career with the recently formed Notts County as well as playing for England. His family owned a successful business and it’s likely many current Mansfieldians would have relatives who’d worked for the Greenhalghs.
The Greenhalghs owned Field Mill, which would later become home to Mansfield Town FC, meaning the family’s history is intertwined with those of two traditional Nottinghamshire footballing powers.
A Nottinghasm production.
Written by Emma Lee.
Additional writing, narration, and production by Scott Taylor.
Research by Danielle Etches (@Chasing_My_Tale on Twitter).
The theme music is Everyone’s Welcome by The Haunted Guy.
The episode also features an excerpt of High Tide (instrumental) by Kian Tony.
All music is featured with the explicit permission of the copyright owners.
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Original recordings of raucous Notts County crowds were made by Ian Marsden and appear with his explicit permission. What a gent.
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