EAW016770 ENGLAND (1948). Fields between Northern Moor and the River Mersey, Northenden, 1948

Blackcarr Road

Gibwood Road

Roundwood Road

Harper Road

Northenden railway station on the Liverpool (Central)-Warrington (Central)-Stockport (Tiviot Dale) railway line - passengers services ended as part of the "Beeching cuts" in 1964 and the station was subsequently demolished.

Sharston Road, with the adjacent newly developed Sharston industrial area.

Royal Thorn Wood - only a fragment now remains as a rsult of the construction of the Princess Parkway/Altrincham Road interchange.

Baguley Hall (14th century)

Wellfield Road

ROYAL OAK ESTATE in Baguley

Moor End

Fairmead Road

Greenpark Road

Longley Lane - the field still then existing to the south is one of "the three long leys" marked in a mid-17th century map of the Wythenshawe estate which appear to have given the road its name.

What still remained of Kenworthy Hall. The site of the old hamlet of Kenworthy is now submerged under the M60/Princess Parkway intersection.

Kenworthy Lane

"The Big Round" wood in Wythenshawe Park

The Royal Thorn pub, which took its name from the old farmstead which used to be almost opposite it, where the Mormon temple now stands. The farm was very old, mentioned in documents from the late middle ages as "Regel", which became "Ryle" and thus "Royal". The pub - a classy black-and-white timbered building - built in the '30s was in fact renamed "Royals" but was demolished in 2001 to make way for a peculiarly ugly office block which, as some sop to past heritage, still bears the same name.

Royalthorn

BENCHILL estate - named after Benchill (originally Benchall), a large house off Woodhouse Lane which was demolished in the course of the early housing development in the 1930s.

The Spinney Road estate on the Baguley/Northenden border

Waterside Farm - accessed from Sale Moor via Fairy Lane.

SHARSTON

"Baguley Bottoms" woodland, following the course of the Baguley Brook which was the boundary between Northenden parish and Baguley township, which was in Bowdon parish.

Liverpool (Central)-Warrington (Central)-Stockport (Tiviot Dale) railway line - complete with train, just to the right.

Round Wood

Blackcarr Wood

NORTHENDEN

Oak Farm - accessed from Sale Moor via Fairy Lane.

Gib Lane Wood

River Mersey - historic boundary between Lancashire and Cheshire; and - even longer ago! - between the early English kingdoms of Mercia and Northumbria!

newly built dining halls (40's/50's ?) I have photos of Diana Dors opening them !

Moss Hey Drive front entrance to yew tree school I lived here in the late 60's/early 70's

Daine House ? anyone got any photos ?

Home wood road

ABC cinema. now Mormon church and in magnificent condition

Daine avenue

Yew Tree Hotel

Blackcarr road

Hall lane

Altrincham road

Rackhouse road

Wythenshawe hall

St Aidens School

Pingot avenue

Yew Tree Lane

Shevington gardens

Rackhouse School

Raymond road

Sale road

Yew Tree School

Sale circle shops

Princess Parkway

henly's garage demolished 1960's ?