Grid reference SJ8393
near to Withington, Manchester, England
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Princess Road - Mauldeth Road Junction at Hough End
by Karel Hladky
Corner of Hough End playing fields at the junction of Princess Road and Mauldeth Road, looking west. 27 football pitches cover a large open area - it used to be the site of Alexandra Park aerodrome from which UK's first domestic air... (more)
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Whalley Range Cricket Club - Pavilion
by BatAndBall
The iron work at the club says "Old Hulmeians Memorial Ground" displaying the historical links to William Hulme Grammar School. A recent historical project at the club discovered that the composer Frederick Delius played there in... (more)
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The A5103 Princess Road at Whalley Range
by Rod Allday
Looking north.
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Fallowfield Loop, Chorlton (1)
Looking towards Chorlton centre a short distance west of the Princess Road bridge; the sign ahead points to the linking path to Mauldeth Road West.
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Chorlton - Nettleford Road |
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Cycle path following route of former railway
At the site of the former Alexandra Park railway station against Alexandra Road South bridge
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Whalley Range High School Sports Field
by David Dixon
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Hough End Leisure Centre |
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Whalley Range Girls High School
by R Greenhalgh
Situated on the junction of Wilbraham Road and Princess Road, Whalley Range Girls High School serves the Manchester areas of Whalley Range and Moss Side.
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Cycle route on a former railway
by Bill Boaden
The route runs from Chorlton right across South Manchester to where the line used to join the Trans-Pennine line at Fairfield. It is viewed here from Alexandra Road South.
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Hough End Clough
by David Dixon
Chorlton Brook, running through Hough End Clough
It appears that the Clough is the last remnant of an ancient wood. The 1848 OS map shows that Chorlton Brook was well wooded on both banks at that time, from its present eastern limit up... (more)
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Whalley Range Cricket Club - Ground
by BatAndBall
Looking across the tennis courts at Whalley Range CC's Kingsbrook Road ground.
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