In the evening of Thursday 14th November 1816, a Luddite copy-cat attack took place at a workshop in Leicester. Within 2 days, the circumsta...

At around 1.30 a.m. on Tuesday 29th October 1816, a group of Luddites raided properties in Bulwell, Nottinghamshire, and broke several wide ...

At around midnight on Sunday 13th October, a large body of Luddites raided a number of houses in the Nottinghamshire village of Lambley. T...

At 9.00 p.m. on Thursday 3rd October, Luddites struck in Nottingham. The Leicester Chronicle of 5th October 1816 carried a report published ...

The Nottingham Review of 30th August 1816 reported an incident that had taken place at midnight on Sunday 25th August 1816: On Saturday ni...

Post office Godalmin 18th Aug 1816 Hon Sir I take the earliest oportunity of informing you, that late on Friday Night, the 16th or earl...

The former factory that belonged to Heathcoat & Boden, in an image from the 20th Century. The building has since been demolished, and ...

On Sunday 9th June 1816, Luddites undertook an action in Nottinghamshire for the first time since September 1814 , almost two years. The L...

Two night after an attack in Loughborough , Luddites went to work in the town again, on Monday 13th May 1816. The Leicester Chronicle of 18t...

The Leicester Chronicle of 18th May 1816 reported an action by Luddites that took place on Saturday 11th May 1816: Frame-breaking.—On Satu...

Some time on Saturday the 17th June 1815, in a workshop belonging to a Mr. Mason of Leicester, 2 wide glove frames were destroyed by Luddite...

On Sunday 4th September, just before midnight on the 5th, around 20 Luddites undertook a series of raids in both Old and New Basford in Nott...

In the early hours of Wednesday 27th July 1814, Luddites launched 3 raids across Nottinghamshire. Four frames, the property of the well-kn...

William Matthews was a framework-knitters who kept four wide silk knotted frames in his workshop, above his home on Bellar Gate in Nottingha...

At 9.00 p.m. on Monday 11th April 1814, Luddites struck in Nottingham. A party of up to 4 men entered the house of George Bateman, on the co...

Number 3-5 Borough Street, Castle Donington - numbers 7-9, which compromised Simon Orgill's factory, are to the right of the picture (...

Dear Sir, I am very sorry to inform that in the Neighbourhood of this Town the organized System of Combination among the Frameworknitters ...

At 2.00 a.m. on Monday 4th April 1814, Thomas Morley and his wife were awoken by noises outside their house and workshop in Gilt Hill, near ...

In the evening of Saturday 2nd April 1814, Nottinghamshire Luddites re-commenced frame-breaking. A 'great number of persons' arriv...

Sometime on Saturday 13th November 1813 - ten months after the last attack , and on the second anniversary of the large action at Sutton-in-...