Holiday camps in twentieth-century Britain

Holiday camps in twentieth-century BritainAuthor: Sandra Trudgen Dawson ISBN: 9780719080715 Publisher: Manchester University Press Year first published: 01 Feb 2011 Pages: 264 Format: Hardback This book is the story of two holiday camp chains established in the 1930s that provided thousands with packaged pleasure. Warner and Butlin's commercial camps emerged at the intersection of cultural shifts that politicised working class leisure and consumption. Entertainment fostered in the post war

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