Industry
Holymoorside evolved from a mainly agricultural background, however, between 1800 and 1900 employment in the village included:
Quarrying: clay and ganister, pottery clay and red lead workers;
Mill workers;
Stocking makers;
Tailor;
Hat maker;
Basket and Whisket maker (a straw provender basket used for keeping fodder, hay or oats for livestock or other domestic animals);
Wheelwright;
Blacksmith;
Cooper;
Taxidermist;
Hand Laundry;
Butchers;
Post Office and Grocers;
Ladies Hairdresser;
Cottage Stores;
Public Houses;
Various other shops and small businesses.
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