The Landscape History & Wildlife Walk in Worsley helps people to become more active by encouraging them to participate in […]
Tag: History
Salford-born suffragette statue planned to be built in Brighton
A statue of Salford Suffragette Mary Clarke is planned to be built in Brighton to recognise the work she has […]
Review: SIX the Musical returns to The Lowry
The smash-hit musical SIX has returned to The Lowry and has taken the city by storm once again. The venue has already […]
‘Stories From A Very Different Salford’ reminiscent film for people living with Dementia
Open Doors Support Group and Chronicle films have produced a reminiscent film for people living with Dementia in Salford. ‘Stories […]
Salford community celebrates renovated shelter – despite vandalism
Residents in Eccles have come together to celebrate the restoration of a historic shelter, despite it being vandalised just days […]
“Steeped in history” – Urban explorers on forgotten Salford
A new hobby is uncovering the forgotten histories of Salford – urban exploration. It involves exploring abandoned buildings and sharing the contents online.
Lark Hill Place: Salford’s beloved street returns in its original setting
Lark Hill Place, the Victorian street at the Salford Museum and Art Gallery, reopened this weekend in its original 1897 setting.
‘Who’s That Girl?’ Find out tonight at Salford Museum
This Thursday 29th November, Who’s That Girl? is launching at Salford Museum and Art Gallery, Peel Park. The free event […]
Vicar appeals to save dilapidated ‘at risk’ Salford church
St Luke’s church in Salford has been registered as Heritage at risk by Historic England. The building has broken gutters, leaks and disrupted roof.
Salford through the years
Take a step back in time with Salford central’s history exhibition
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