EPW038539 ENGLAND (1932). Henshaw's Blind Asylum, the Royal Institute for the Deaf and the White City Stadium, Old Trafford, 1932

So you did know what Drayton Terrace looked like. Fair enough I get the message.

Old Trafford Station entrance

Number 1 Dalton Terrace home of Richard and Emmeline Pankhurst.

Rosehill House home of Abel Heywood after his marriage to Mrs Thomas Goadsby, they had at first lived at Throstles Nest Cottage home of the late Mr Thomas Goadsby who preceded Abel Heywood as Mayor of Manchester.

Throstles Nest Cottage

Richard Pankhursts home before he married Emmeline.

Dalton Terrace, home of Emmeline Pankhurst and where her daughters were born.

Gorse Hill Park Bandstand.

Great Stone Farm Chester Rd.

Trafford Old Hall (demolished 1939)

Birch House

Talbot Rd

Chester Rd

Lookers Austin/Morris Showrooms parts store and workshops.

Stretford Boy's Grammar School

Stretford Girls High School and Heath House

Quicks for Fords

Trafford Picture House

At this time this was Stretford Public Hall and Council Offices, the new Town Hall was under construction and opened in 1933 when Stretford was given it's Charter as a Borough Council.

The Royal Avenues

Dog and Partridge

White City Gatehouse, formerly the entrance to the Botanical Gardens.

Royal Schools for the Deaf

Henshaws Blind Asylum

Stretford Town Hall

White City https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXr8FKm_xBE

Trafford Town Hall. It appears to be under construction.

Old Trafford Cricket Ground

Old Trafford Football Ground