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Of course not. There is no incentive.

Brilliant Emma, good work!

Does anyone remember a Indian family living in Bennett street

So lovely! Many thanks. Xxxx

What about the poor indigenous people? Oh nothing.

Very well spoken lady towards the end.

Thank you so much for sharing this fabulous video of Ardwick.

Its crazy how 90 % has all gone my dad got moved to Bredbury

Used to go to all the shows at the hipperdrome all the big stars played many many visits to the Apollo movie theatre also I lived in Longsight on kirkmanshulme lane near Stockport Road left Britain in 1959 for the states these videos and pictures bring back happy memories

Thank you so much for this fantastic video.

Fantastic video of Ardwick , thank you for sharing.

Born 1944, Collyhurst, went to St Augustine's school, used to go swimming at Harperhey baths, went to AUSTRALIA 1960. Glad to get out, but I had a great childhood .

Do you know what a 'WICK' is? History is Fake.

My parents came from Beswick, I think that was nearby. I've still got one of those huge long photos of my dad's class at school they were born 1913 & 1916. I grew up a few miles down the okdham road in failsworth. When we moved into the house in the early 1950s we had a black lead fireplace with an oven on the side and a hib which went over the fire. We had gas street lights and all the mums used to donkeystone their steps on Friday nights. They talk about pollution now but then the canal was full if rubbish and the air was thick with smog in autumn & winter. We played out with no coat on down air raidnshelters and bomb sites ....was a happy time, carefree and safe for children and women.

This is so cool !!

I lived at 10 tower street (opposite the gas works) I was only 3 or 4 yrs so taught to say my address in case I got lost. Went to school at St Stephen's school. Can't find it on any maps. Anyone know where the school or Tower St were. I remember going to the Apollo on sat morning g's and enjoying looking in the shop windows of the army surplus shop

I remember the pet shop near the appollo..1976

I was born on Forrest street Beswick Manchester then we moved to rylance street Ardwick

My grandfather les sutton wrote the definitive three volume book on the history of ardwick. Wrote it in the 1970s and copies are in manchester Central library. Self published it for family and manchester libraries so not too many copies

I miss the old tide marks round our necks and when you looked in the mirror one of those big tea leaves stuck between your teeth 😂 great times.

Born Ardwick 1954, parents Margaret Jean & Derek Ravenscroft, remember the whit walks going to the Apollo as a kid, we were moved out to Heald Green, Cheadle. We lived in Grans house, think it was Ardwick Terrace.

I go to visit Gorton Monastery on the last Sunday of every month and a friend of mine gives a very interesting talk and film show on the history of Belle. Vue……..It’s very good .This is,posted 20 th November 2022.

I was born in Blackley and walked in the whit week walks every year with St Oswaldos in Collyhurst, I lived at 118 Hyde Road in 1953 my mother was Manager of a sweet shop facing Hyde Road bus station called Crossley’s .I then lived in Birch Street near Belle Vue. I went on to live inside Belle Vue in 1971 .I was manager of the booking office in Belle Vue ….I also worked at the Manchester Hippodrome Ardwick Green when I was a teenager …All the old traditions have gone now …Ardwick is a mess now and the Hippodrome has long since gone ….I have since lived in Belgium, France and Vancouver Canada… I now live in Hale Cheshire…….81 now but don’t feel old . Best wishes to you all.

Thank you for this. I was born in 1961 I lived in Clandon Street 1962 to 64 then Blackthorn Street 64 to 66, i was very young so memories are vague but this is just wonderful.

I absolutely loved watching this! I was born in Bremner street. On Stockport Rd. Next to the fire station. Smashing! Thx x

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This remarkable film with memories illustrates graphically how much we have lost: the world has become utterly empty by comparison.

i love it very good if you like this i got some old manchester photo thank you

The accent is so different. A soft Lancashire accent. Very different from that grating Manc accent you get today.

My great grandad my grandad and my dad lived in Hayfield Street very proud of my family history

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My Father was born in Ardwick in 1928 and went to St A's and St Greggs, he died in 2012, how I wish I had the chance to show him this.

Lovely memories. Was born in Ardwick but left when I was 10. Slum clearance

I think this is so amazing some one on the other side of the world I can see the message it's amazing

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Brought back lovely memories, I went to Ross place from 1961 to 64 lived on Hyde Road not far from the Hipperdrome my brothers and sister also went to the same school, my older brother went to St Nicholas.

I lived in Nicholls St from c1956 to 1965. Went to Ross Place primary and liked the photo at approx 4.05 mins. It was probably the year below me as I recognise a boy in the middle (I think his name was david) who was the younger brother of Philip Lloyd. The teacher on the right was Mr Yates. I can't remember the headmasters name (on the left) although I do remember getting the strap from him.

Just wonderful , thank you so much for sharing .

Yes everybody knew everybody no community 2020

A very interesting video of Ardwick when I was a child. Born in 1947 and now 73 and living in Anglesey but trying to chase my roots. Lived Roseberry Street and attended St Jerome's church Manchester 11. Thanks to all the people who have contributed to this and still reassured by the community spirit and the integrity of the adults when I was a child.. Ian

I used to go to Nicholls Ardwick in the early seventies for part of third year and all fourth year, great memories even though I did break my knee there.

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I lived off of Brunswick St, across from the Apollo in the 70's - 80's. Went to Medlock Infants & juniors, & then Nicholls. Great to see Stockport & Hyde Rd before the slum clearances. I remember the stories of the battles between Nicholls & Greg's, even though Greg's had been knocked down by then! We used to be out all day back then, from morning to night, exploring, getting into trouble! I loved growing up in Ardwick, & know the whole area, but if you was to ask me where the boundaries are, going into Bradford, Ancoats, Medlock, Longsight, Plymouth Grove, & W. Gorton etc, I really wouldn't be able to tell you!! Thanks for posting.

Used to box against ardwick lads 1964/69 had some tough fighter's we were great moreton hall boxing school nr congleton Cheshire. Manchester education committee. John Rooney moss side lad.

Very good. Any Curry St. folk?

Hi I grew up in spire street fantastic community fantastic place to grow up also went to bank meadow primary school best school in the world ever the good old days

There used to be a sense of community long time ago I'm afraid not any more

Moriah Buckley was our great grandmother who lived in Tipping Street (which is now Mancunian Way). She had 3 daughters Sarah, Agnes & Marie and a son Harry. Sarah was our grandmother (Andrew Holmes and Carol Sloan).