During the 1830s, children worked 12-hour shifts in the mills, and the new class of mill-owning families prospered. A third of the workforce at Quarry Bank are apprentices, sold by different workhouses to the Greg family. The apprentices have no choice but to work at the mill until they reach adulthood.
| Name | Type | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| John Fay | Writer | ||
| James Hawes | Director |