EPW017409 ENGLAND (1927). Longley Lane and environs, Northenden, 1927

Bradley Gate Farm

Tatton Arms

Church Inn

Northenden Social club

Rose Hill - home of the Watkin family during much of the 19th century, the most famous of whom was a railway magnate and an early proponent of the Channel Tunnel.

This field later the location of St Wilfreds School - still there today.

This field later the location of Royle Green School, now demolished replaced by houses.

Northenden Parish Church burial ground

Albert Road (renamed Allanson Road in the late 1950s when the City Council rationalized all the street names in Manchester).

Lingard Road

Ford Lane

Withington Golf Club club house

Weir

Princess Road (renamed Patterdale Road in the late 1950s when the City Council rationalized street names throughout Manchester).

On this bit of land in the mid-17th century were "the three long leys" which gave the neighbouring road the name it still has.

Chapel Road

Church Road

Kenworthy Lane

Moor End

Wythenshawe Road (B5167)

Stenner

Stenner Lane (Didsbury)

Ford Lane (Didsbury)

Didsbury Golf Course Clubhouse

Ford Lane

St Wilfrid's Parish Church, Northenden

Shawcross Lane

Royle Green Road (B5166)

River Mersey

River Mersey

Palatine Road (B5167)

Longley Lane (B5166)

Longley Lane

Royle Green

Warrington-Stockport railway line

Sharston Road

Northenden railway station

67 Longley Lane, Elmfield Avenue now to the right