Alsager, Crewe Road c.1965
Photo ref:
A214002

More about this scene
Listed in the Domesday Book as 'Eleacier', the town's name tells us that this was once 'Aelle's field or ploughed land'. But it may be that the final element of the name comes from the Norse word 'akr', indicating Viking settlement here – the Vikings certainly inhabited the county around Chester, but we will never know for sure if they settled this far inland. 'Akr' is also the source of our word 'acre' today.
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