Fallowfield, Greater Manchester

Old Photos , Historic Maps , Local History Books and Memories of Fallowfield

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Old Photos of Fallowfield
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Fallowfield in 1955

Old Maps of Fallowfield

Historic Maps of Fallowfield and the local area.

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Map of Fallowfield in 1896

Map of Fallowfield in 1903

Map of Fallowfield in 1923

Map of Fallowfield in 1947

Map of Fallowfield in 1905

Sheet Maps of Fallowfield

Historic Folded Sheet Maps of Fallowfield and the local area, matching current OS Landranger Sheet Maps.

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Books about Fallowfield
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43 photo books on Fallowfield and the surrounding area.

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Memories of Fallowfield
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Long Hot Summer Days In Platt Feilds Park

Aged 8-11ish my friends and I would catch the 85 bus from Chorlton- cum-hardy bus station or walk if we were skint to Platt Fields Park with a plastic bag with brown sauce or salad cream butties in and a huge bottle of orange or corporation pop (water!). With no one to tell us what to do, we had a whale of a time. Now and then we would get a chase off the parkie for tormenting him and ...see more

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Added 18 February 2010

Platt Fields Park

I can remember going for a drive on a sunny Sunday afternoon with my mum and dad to Platt Fields Park, sometimes Dad would hire a boat on the lake and take us rowing, I would have a bag with bread in to to feed the ducks. I remember being taken into Platt Fields Hall and looking around at all the beautiful old clothes on show in glass cases and thinking that a lot of them were really ancient. Across the main ...see more