EPW016467 ENGLAND (1926). The junction of Hollin Lane and the Rochdale Road, Middleton, 1926

Radcliffe Terrace. Birthplace of Edgar Wood, architect in 1860

Radciffe Cottage. This became McCrea's Garage.

Harrops Buildings

Wells Buildings, "Little" King St

St Stephen's Church, Countess of Huntingdon Connection, built in 1824 and replaced in the late 1970s with a modern building.

White Horse Inn, corner Rochdale Road and King St

Thorpe's Silk Mill, Cheapside

Brassey Bowling Green with several teams actually playing.

Allotments and greenhouses

A newly built Clough Road. A small brook used to run down the valley which was culverted to allow the road to be built. A house, known as "Hole Bottom" was demolished at this time.

Glebe Farm

Allotments

Reuben Lane that cut across the fields from Rochdale Road (near the Stanycliffe Toll Bar) to Hopwood Hall. Parts of the lane can still be seen behind and beyond Waverley Road.

Corn or hay field. There is a series of photos that show the reaper machine in different parts of the field as it makes its way around it. Some of the field is now Lulworth Road

Wagon Road (light railway) from Nancy (Coal) Pit to an off-loading area at the bottom of Hollin Lane.

The Black Bull Inn

Rose Mill

Middleton Cricket Ground

Fielding Mill