eaw036136 ENGLAND (1951). The Clayton Aniline Chemical Works and environs, Manchester, from the south-east, 1951. This image has been produced from a print marked by Aerofilms Ltd for photo editing.

Phillips Park Cemetery

Phillips Park

Ravensbury Primary School, Ravensbury St.

Fox Tavern, Clayton Lane.

Location of a 2ndWW Barrage Balloon operating site. Bases of associated buildings to the left.

Cow Lane. By Barney Rubble.

I believe this curved street was known as Cow Lane. https://images.manchester.gov.uk/web/objects/common/webmedia.php?irn=35890&reftable=ecatalogue&refirn=56645 By Barney Rubble.

Railway wagons. For either English Steel traffic, or possibly Clayton Aniline, as there was a level crossing here across the road to the left (Clayton Lane) into the latters premises, and could also continue through Stuart St. power station railway and sidings, to Baguley Fold exchange sidings, on ex-L&Y Victoria to Stalybridge line, and in the other direction, to ex-GCR London rd. to Sheffield line at Ashburys' sidings (via the Wood st. street level railway, part of the track still in situ in Wood St. south of Ashton Old Rd, in Feb 2019 . By Barney Rubble.

The Clayton Arm, of the Ashton canal. By Barney Rubble.

The Bridge Inn, used to be a Whitbread house. Building still extant, and was still a pub in 2017, and may be so still, November 2018. By Barney Rubble. See on Google Maps. https://www.google.com/maps/@53.4808377,-2.1837942,3a,60y,90t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sYSyVeNgtWLo6oyEwK-PyNw!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

The 'Red Rec'. Red shale surfaced recreation ground gave it this nicknamme. By Barney Rubble.

Stuart Street Power Station