epw017400 ENGLAND (1927). Green Lane and surrounding countryside, Newall Green, from the south, 1927

Duns Lane

Millbrook

Newall Green Farm (formerly Newhall Green). This is the only remaining historic building still standing in Newall Green, It has been unoccupied for some years and, like a number of other historic buildings in Wythenshawe in the past, is steadily deteriorating (2012) as a result of vandalism and decay. On this occasion, the cause seems to be planning wrangles between the developer and the local authority.

Oldwood Lane.

Chapel House Farm/Roaring Gate Farm

Smithy

Mill Brook

Mill Brook

Mill Brook

Greenbrow Lane

Whitehouse Farm

Millhouse

Truck Lane

Millhouse Farm

Baguley Brook (boundary between Baguley & Northen Etchells townships)

Peter's Spinney (still in existence, between the M56 and Greatfield Road)

Oldwood Farm

Fairywell Brook (boundary between Baguley and Hale townships)

Roaring Gate Lane

Lower Haveley Hey

Warrington-Stockport railway line

Princes' Spinney

Hall Lane

Royal Thorn Wood

Blackcarr Wood

Baguley Bottoms

Baguley Hall

"The Brundrit" (woodland)

Knob Hall. Humorously named from the round balls which decorated the corners of the house. It was demolished for housing development and a small close of elderly people's bungalows presently stand on the site. The history is preserved in the name: "Knob Hall Gardens"; and one of the original "knobs" is preserved at the entrance, beside the sign.

Green Lane

Newall Green (then just a hamlet)

Greenbrow Lane

Higher Baguley

Clay Lane (Higher Baguley)

Clay Lane

Whitecarr Lane