Droylsden and Audenshaw (Images of England)

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I could wax lyrical for hours. With friends still in the area, they do not share my outlook. I travelled with work and left the area as a young man. They stayed and have lived with the daily grind that hardship fosters. I spoke at length with friends just this Easter.

For those who appreciate the beauty of both nature and human craftsmanship, Droylsden is an ideal destination. 7. Inauguration of the Football Club Droylsden’s artistic flair isn’t just about painting on canvas; it’s a testament to the town’s vibrant spirit. So, whether you’re an art aficionado or just curious, Droylsden’s arts scene promises to ignite your imagination and leave you inspired. We do have of course the families of Sid, Ron and Eddy who all still live in the Ashton and Stalybridge area. The tripe shop on the corner of Camp Street and Henrietta Street. My Dads favourite dishes were tripe and vinegar, fried slut or elder and jellied pigs trotters Ugh! We had a school crossing patrolman, as even in those days Stamford Street was busy with traffic. If we had to wait for the traffic to clear, the patrolman would let two kids take an arm each and he would give us a “swing” Those “swings” were a privilege and eagerly sought after and prized. I often wonder how long his arms were by the time he retired!

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Walking to Hartshead pike from the Coalpit Hills on Lees Road/Smallshaw Lane up to the Knott Hill reservoir. We bid farewell to Droylsden with a newfound appreciation for its unique character and the remarkable stories it has to tell. Visit Droylsden next time you’re in Greater Manchester and discover its hidden treasures for yourself. It is home to unique museums that celebrate its musical heritage, offering a fascinating journey through its melodious past. The city has produced numerous famous musicians and composers as a result of this. 2. Secrets of The Ashton Canal Tunnel Geograph Eric and I moved to New Zealand four years ago and so have left the severe wintry behind us, although South Island can experience a good deal of snow in the shorter winter here.

From traditional British fare to international cuisine, Droylsden has a variety of dining options to tantalize your taste buds. The town has seven beautiful parks and plenty of green spaces for leisurely walks, picnics, and relaxation. John Longsden has done much for Openshaw and Bradford as the local councillor for many, many years. He is currently battling cancer and winning for a second time. My thoughts and prayers are with him and his lovely family. my teens I still went to the wakes with my friends, but it wasn’t the rides that attracted me, it was the

Viewed from high on the hills at the side of the reservoir it was shaped like a womans leg. This then became know in our simple minds as "The Womans Leg". I used to go in the Gardeners Arms on Taunton road too. The Don Quixote bar and that purple lighting! Even the ugly ones looked ok in that dark purple lighting!! John At its zenith, it was home to a staggering 50 cotton mills, with thousands of locals employed in the booming industry. It was the heartbeat of the town. Taste your way through a gastronomic adventure like no other as we explore the culinary wonders of Droylsden.

When The Schoolhouse closed for refurbishment and re-naming I tried to get hold of those photographs, but sadly they had already been “binned”. I’m pleased to note that it is once again “The Schoolhouse” It was a privilege to have been known and loved by her. She loved helping people in her community and was known for volunteering as an appropriate adult, her charity work and loved creating hampers to make people smile.Learning to dance in 1954 at Pillings dancing school. This was above a car showroom on Katherine street. I used to enjoy the trips into Manchester on the tram when Mum used to go to the various wholesalers I used to go to Bob Dale's ballroom dancing classes. That would have been around 1956-1959 when I was 13-15 years old. I loved it there and, of course, fell in love with him! If was thrilled in later years when I saw him on TV as a judge on the original Come Dancing. The classes took place in the Alhambra Dance Hall in those days. I feel sure that we will have some friends in common, both from Moorside School and from Droylsden in general, and it should be quite exciting to try to discover them. Donkey stone- did you know that you can still buy donkey stone in Ashton Market? I have some right here! My Mum used to stone our front step and woe betide you if you stepped on it whilst it was still wet! Meg