EPW041651 ENGLAND (1933). Housing off Royle Green Road, Bucklow Drive and the River Mersey, Northenden, 1933

The Original Spread Eagle Public House

Field later used to accommodate West View Court flats and housing

The original Jolly Carter Public House

This field would later be used to create Bradgate Close leading to Kerfoot Walk and then on to Longley Lane

Northenden Pleasure Gardens ,Boat house and Fairground

Elmfield Road - later Avenue

River Mersey - historic boundary between Cheshire and Lancashire.

Club house for Didsbury Golf Club - which, perversely, is on the Cheshire bank and in Northenden.

EAST DIDSBURY

Footbridge on site of old ford.

Ford Bank (house), Didsbury

WEST DIDSBURY

DIDSBURY

St James's CE Parish Church, Didsbury

Stenner Lane, Didsbury

Ford Lane - on the Didsbury/Lancashire side of the river.

Ford Lane

Ford Cottage

tatton arms pub now empty & awaiting renovation ??

Ravenswood Terrace (name of the row of terraced houses) These terraced houses were built on the site of Ravenswood House, it covered a large area and had enclosed grounds & ornamental gardens. 1820 house belonged to Joseph Johnson who was arrested at Peterloo, he was an active radical of Politics. He was imprisoned for 1 yr in Lincoln Castle.

George Street

Brown Street

Bowling Green

Albert Road

Club House

Crown Inn (pub)

Church Street Cottages (demolished in the 1970's)

Simon's Bridge, Ford Lane. Bridge was erected in 1901

Ford Lane

Boat Lane

Duke Street, now Dukefield Street

Weston Grove

Princess Drive, now Patterdale Road

Marylon Drive

Hollyway

Green Walk

Church Inn, Church Road

Bucklow Drive

Shawcross Lane

St Wilfred's Church & Graveyard

Royle Green Road

River Mersey

This field was later used to build St.Wilfreds School on - still there today.

This field was later used to build Royle Green School on.