Lancastrians are people from the historic county of Lancashire in northwest England. This region is known for its rich industrial heritage, particularly in textiles and coal mining. The term can also refer to residents of the city of Lancaster, which is the county town and has a significant historical background. The culture of Lancastrians is influenced by their industrial past and includes traditional music, food, and festivals. Notable landmarks in the area include Lancaster Castle and the Forest of Bowland, which showcase the natural beauty and historical significance of the region.