Lamb Working Mens Club

You don't get many Working Mens Clubs like this one. 
The building - formerly a house - dates from 1696.  
According to legend, on a May Day during Victorian times The Lamb was the starting point for a walk up and over Pendle Hill, organised by a man known as American Tom, who wished to celebrate a return to his native haunts after a spell in the States.
His followers first had to eat a pudding made from nettles, eggs, dripping and meat but nobody was allowed to drink alcohol until they had recited the following rhyme without any hesitation: "Thimblethung Thistlethwaite who thinking to thrive through thick and thin, though throwing three thimbles hither and thither was thwarted and thwacked by thirty three thousands thick thorns."
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