Now, there is a place in Chorlton which for centuries was shrouded in mystery and more than a bit of tragedy.
Detail of Sally's Field, 1954 |
And it was one I have frequently revisited.*
But today it is the turn of Tony Golding who regularly contributes stories, and who emailed me with "I have just been reading your entertaining new book, "nothing to do in chorlton".
A passage about 'Sally's Hole' made me look up an old story of mine on the Blog (from 6 years ago!).
Sally's Field, 1954 |
He lived with his two grown daughters at 16, Cartwright Road, having not long moved from 44, Hawthorn Road.
Congratulations on the book it is a very good read!"
You can read Tony's story by following the link, and of course discover for yourself our new book, "nothing to do in chorlton"***
The book costs £5, is available from www.pubbooks.co.uk and also Chorlton Bookshop.
It is small enough to slip into your pocket or bag as you travel around each of the locations mentioned, and equally important for anyone looking for a special present will easily fit into a Christmas stocking.
Picture; Sally’s Field, J Montgomery, 1958, copied from a 1945 photograph, m80104, courtesy of Manchester Libraries, Information and Archives, Manchester City Council, http://images.manchester.gov.uk/index.php?session=pass
*Sally's Hole,https://chorltonhistory.blogspot.com/search?q=sally%27s+hole
**More from the pen of Tony Goulding ............. SUICIDES IN CHORLTON-cum-HARDY, https://chorltonhistory.blogspot.com/search?q=John+Edwin+Lockwood
***nothing to do in chorlton, https://chorltonhistory.blogspot.com/search?q=nothing+to+do+in+chorlton
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