I don't remember it from those earlier days - was the lower part tiled, or was it just painted in a darker colour?
HYDE CHESHIRE
Harry Rutherford's
Festival of Britain Mural
Showing posts with label Clarkes Arms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clarkes Arms. Show all posts
Tuesday, 7 June 2016
Wednesday, 23 October 2013
Pre Mansfield Road Houses
Here is a good shot, taken in 1933, before the Mansfield Road estate was built.
The Railway is to the right of the photo with the Clarkes Arms pub showing bottom right.
The waterworks building can be clearly seen in the middle of the picture.
Mansfield Road is running from the left to the bridge in the top right. This is the bridge that joins Mansfield Road with Peel Street.
It looks like there were plenty of Allotments to be had ! Sadly these seem to be dying out as the land gets built on.
The Railway is to the right of the photo with the Clarkes Arms pub showing bottom right.
The waterworks building can be clearly seen in the middle of the picture.
Mansfield Road is running from the left to the bridge in the top right. This is the bridge that joins Mansfield Road with Peel Street.
It looks like there were plenty of Allotments to be had ! Sadly these seem to be dying out as the land gets built on.
So much open space !
As before, picture courtesy of Britainfromabove
Many Thanks.
Labels:
1930's,
Aerial views,
Clarkes Arms,
waterworks
Sunday, 20 October 2013
Meadow Street 1933
The following picture shows Meadow Street in 1933 before the Redfern's Rubber Works extension was built .
According to old maps, Meadow street used to run parallel to Stockport Road so I am assuming the houses shown ( now demolished ) were also a part of Meadow Street.
Stockport Road runs from bottom left of the picture and the Clarkes Arms pub can be seen bottom right.
I just love how the houses hung their washing out to dry on the railway embankment.
They must have got rather sooty sometimes though.
Picture courtesy of www.britainfromabove.org.uk
Labels:
1930's,
Clarkes Arms,
Disappeared Buildings,
Redferns
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