EAW000329 ENGLAND (1946). Crewe Railway Station, Crewe Park and surrounding countryside, Crewe, from the north-west, 1946

Crewe North Junction signal box, opened 1940 closed 1985, now part of Crewe Heritage Centre

WW2 Anti-Landing Deterrent Ditch TBC

Crewe Arms Hotel, the first railway hotel in the world

WW2 Bomb Craters

Crewe North Motive Power Depot (Engine Shed)

original sttaion buildings, demolished summer 2013

current Rookery Wood roundabout

Teacher Training College, now the core of MMU.

the end of Bridge St. Was single sided backing onto Gresty Terrace and not as long. Demolished prior to construction of Macon Way. The alley between the two street still exists behind the concrete wall at the end of Macon Way

Pedley Street school - now British Transport Police offices.

Linden Grange - at the time of photo was a maternity hospital, later converted to sheltered housing and finally demolished in early 2013

Crewe Gates Farm - hence the name of the industrial estate

Military huts. Crewe Hall was used for various purposes during WW2, at one point it was the regional AA gun command, the American army had a spell there, some POWs were kept there. At the time of the photo there may have been some Poles awaiting resettlement rather than return to Poland after serving in British army/RAF.

Crewe Hall, now hotel