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   1 day ago · Since playing their first competitive match, 171 players have made at least 100 appearances (including substitute appearances); those players are listed here. Bolton Wanderers's record appearance-maker is Eddie Hopkinson, who made more than 570 appearances between 1952 and 1970. The club's leading scorer is Nat Lofthouse with 285 goals in his ...

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   • The Municipal Borough of Farnworth was surrounded to the north and west by the County Borough of Bolton, to the northeast by Little Lever Urban District, to the southeast by Kearsley Urban District, and to the south by Little Hulton Urban District until 1933, then by Worsley Urban District.

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   Where is Farnworth located in Lancashire?

   • Farnworth, a town and a township, is located in Deane parish, Lancashire. It stands near the Bolton and Manchester railway, 2 miles SE of Bolton. Farnworth has three railway stations- Farnworth, Moses Gate, and Plodder Lane-on the L. & N.W.R., and publishes a weekly newspaper. The post, money order, and telegraph office are at R.S.O.

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   What is Farnworth known for?

   • Farnworth is a township with a population of 23,758. The inhabitants are employed in the neighboring coal mines, cotton and paper mills, iron foundries, and brick and tile works. Farnworth is known for its public park, which was presented by T. Bames, Esq., M.P. for Bolton, and was inaugurated in 1864 by Mr. Gladstone.

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   Why is Farnworth named as such?

   • Farnworth is named after the Anglo-Saxon term Fearn, which refers to the abundance of ferns that once covered the land in this township. The writer recalls that during the early 20th century, fern grew abundantly in rural parts of Farnworth, particularly around Lower Darley and Darley Clough.

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