Old Hyde
Tuesday, 25 December 2007
Wednesday, 19 December 2007
Canal Warehouse
This picture by Frank Bennett and reproduced here with his permission, first appeared on the Images of England site.
Photographed in August 1999, this Canal warehouse on the north side of Manchester Road is a Grade II listed building now used as offices.
1828 on datestone in gable. English garden wall bond brick, stone dressings and slate roof. 5 x 3 bays with 2 storeys at front 3 at rear. 3-storey loading bay (now glazed) to rear with round canopy and winch. Each floor has 4 window with round brick arches, C20 casements and stone sills. Shaped eaves gutter brackets, coped gables and small corner piers.
Canal elevation which is again 3 storeys, has a similar loading bay, a total of 6 windows as above and a datestone in gable. The loading bay to the front has been bricked in and has a total of 4 windows as above to either side of it. Timber beam floors on cast iron columns.
It is one of Hyde's few remaining canal warehouses.
Monday, 3 December 2007
Haughton Green Equitable Cooperative Society Ltd
This picture of a Haughton Green Equitable Cooperative Society Ltd anniversary plate was sent to us by Fred Anderson who tells us that the old coop was opposite the "tommy todd".
His family lived in Gibraltar Lane before moving to Gee Cross, and finally left the area in 1967.
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