Grid reference SJ8990
near to Stockport, England
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Memorial to the Stockport air crash. June 1967.
A British Midland Airways Argonaut on a flight from Majorca, crashed at Hopes Carr in the middle of Stockport on 4th June 1967. 72 people on the aircraft died.
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Stockport Travelodge
by N Chadwick
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Stockport Market
Stalls outside the Market Hall.
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Weeping Silver Pears, St Mary's Churchyard
by Robin Stott
The scientific name is Pyrus salicifolia 'Pendula'. Salicifolia means leaves like willow leaves. The species comes from the Middle East. Trees in autumn: silver and gold SJ8990 : Weeping Silver Pears in St Mary's Churchyard.
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Here, where the Mersey begins
The River Tame flows in from underneath the M60 motorway and meets the River Goyt on the left to form the river Mersey. A memorial ironwork SJ8990 : Overlooking the Confluence of the rivers Goyt & Tame was erected overlooking the confluence in 1994. It was joined in 2015 by a mural... (more)
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The Crown
by Arnold Price
Famous Stockport drinking place situated right under the viaduct.
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Full details of wall plaque
by Paul Foster
The Bear Pit, Stockport
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Stockport bus station
View from a passing train on the viaduct
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Woolworths Reflects
In Merseyway, a year after Woolworths closed its doors for the last time, the windows of the still empty store reflect a children's carousel.
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Change of operator
In January 2025 the majority of buses operating in Greater Manchester came under the "Bee Network". The operating franchises were transferred to various companies. The #203 service seen here has been moved from Stagecoach to... (more)
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M60
by N Chadwick
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Tame and Goyt become Mersey
Here, just by the M60 at Stockport, the rivers Tame (coming in from under the Motorway) and Goyt join to form the River Mersey.
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