Cranford (657 bytes)
1: '''''Cranford''''', the best-known of [[Elizabeth Gaskell]]'s [...
5: ...rs. The major event in the story is the return to Cranford of their long-lost brother, Peter.
8: * {{gutenberg|no=394|name=Cranford}}

Cranford, New Jersey (3540 bytes)
1: '''Cranford''' is a [[census-designated place]] located in [[...
9: * It is the terminus (at Cranford Junction) of a currently-inactive railroad line w...
11: * [[Cranford High School]] is ranked #43 on New Jersey Monthly...
14: Cranford is located at 40°39'23" North, 74°18'13" ...
18: Bordering Cranford are [[Garwood, New Jersey]], [[Westfield, New Jer...

Michael Cranford (1140 bytes)
1: '''Michael Cranford''' is well known as the author of the first two g...

Sam Hose (943 bytes)
1: ...o had pulled a [[revolver]] on Hose, with an axe. Cranford's wife accused Hose of raping her as her husband ...

Chemical Coast (1733 bytes)
7: ...e latter proposals would run passenger trains to Cranford Junction, while others call for a terminus at eit...

InXile Entertainment (1566 bytes)
1: ...'s Tale]]'' series, taking control from [[Michael Cranford]] on the third. All in all, the series was an am...
3: ...mors through [[2000]] and [[2001]] that [[Michael Cranford]] was planning an online role-playing game to be ...

Final Cut Pro 4 and the Art of Filmmaking (398 bytes)
3: Jason Cranford Teague and David Teague [[author]]ed the [[book]]...

Elizabeth Gaskell (2676 bytes)
4: ...ford]], a town she would later immortalise as ''[[Cranford]]''. She also spent some time in [[Edinburgh]]. ...
6: .... The best-known of her remaining novels are ''[[Cranford]]'' ([[1853]]), ''[[North and South]]'' ([[1855]]...
18: * ''[[Cranford]]'' (1853)

New Jersey State Highway 59 (545 bytes)
1: ...ss the NJ Transit railroad on Lincoln Avenue in [[Cranford, New Jersey]] connecting [[Union County, New Jers...

Knutsford (651 bytes)
6: ...was the model for [[Elizabeth Gaskell]]'s novel ''Cranford''. She lived in the town for a time.

London Borough of Hounslow (3074 bytes)
38: * [[Cranford]]
71: * Heston and Cranford
72: **Cranford

Brooklyn Botanic Garden (4825 bytes)
1: ... Botanic Garden, New York City]] <br><small>''The Cranford Rose Garden <br> at Brooklyn Botanic Garden''</sm...
7: ==The Cranford Rose Garden==
9: The ''Cranford Rose Garden'' was opened in June 1928. It was de...

Household Words (1019 bytes)
8: * ''[[Cranford]]'' by [[Elizabeth Gaskell]]

Union County, New Jersey (3707 bytes)
19: *[[Cranford, New Jersey|Cranford]]

1853 in literature (1267 bytes)
15: *''[[Cranford]]'' - [[Elizabeth Gaskell]]

Charles Pritchard (4057 bytes)
5: ...om his private observatory at [[Cranford, England|Cranford]], expanded into the establishment of the new uni...

Tampa and Western Railroad (1993 bytes)
1: ...road Company''', owned by [[E. E. West]], [[J. A. Cranford]], [[H. C. McCrary]], [[G. A. Howell]] and [[Gilb...

American Atheists (2176 bytes)
5: ... [[1995]]. The organization is headquartered in [[Cranford, New Jersey]].

Thomasine Christine, Baroness Gyllembourg-Ehrensvärd (2720 bytes)
9: ...[[Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell|Mrs Gaskell]], and ''Cranford'' might well have been written by the witty Danis...

United States House of Representatives, Texas District 4 (3948 bytes)
40: | bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[John W. Cranford]]

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