EPW046166 ENGLAND (1934). The Bury and Heywood Railway alongside the Wellington Playing Fields and the Whitehead Clock Tower, Bury, 1934

Bury Times building (now demolished)

Bury High School. It became a comprehensive school known as Wellington School in 1958 when The Derby Grammar School opened - all Bury High School pupils transferred over to the Derby Grammar School. When The Derby Grammer School then became a comprehensive school in 1979, and the sixth form (upper and lower sixth as they were known) moved to this building which became Peel Sixth Form College.

pilot mill

cws weaving shed

Maudsley Street, Bury, 25/08/2014

Manchester Old Road, Bury, 25/08/2014

The Whitehead Clock Tower and Tower Gardens, Bury, 25/08/2014

The modern tram line (Metrolink) passes under Manchester Road using this old bridge, but instead of following the line of the old track turns towards the left to terminate more in line with the Market St/Knowsley St junction.

Houghton St

The new Metrolink tram line passes near this point, on the left is the tram terminus and a major bus station, where Market Street and Knowsley Street meet. The tram line then passes towards the bottom of the picture, passing under Manchester Road just past the Knowsley St/Manchester Road junction.

Killon St

Wellington Rd

Alfred St

Parkhills Road

Market Street

Manchester Road

No trace of this line now.

Railway line to Heywood

Bury Knowsley Street station

Knowsley St

Manchester Road

Whitehead Gardens also referred to as Clock Tower Gardens (both names are used).

Lancashire Fusiliers South African (Boer War) war memorial, moved here from Market Street in the 1920s.

Parliament Street

Olivant Street

Wellington Playing Fields