Well, if I am being accurate it’s more some of the images from the first trip down the line to research the next of our books in the series, The History of Greater Manchester By Tram The Stories at the Stops.
You can catch a tram from the city centre and go south, east, north, and west and along the way each of the 99 stops will have a story to tell, and being the tram you can just jump off, explore this little pocket of history and move on. Or skip to the end destinations and discover interesting historical things about Didsbury, Ashton-Under-Lyne, Rochdale, Oldham, Salford and bits of Trafford, Altrincham and Bury.
And this is the new project Peter and I have chosen for a series of new books.
Each book will wander along the network, taking in nine stops or so at a time, with original paintings by Peter, old photographs, and stories by me.
The first book follows the line that takes you south to East Didsbury, taking in Trafford Bar, Firswood, Chorlton, St Werburghs, Withington, Burton Road, West Didsbury, Didsbury Village and ending at East Didsbury.
The book along with the other thirteen we have written together are available from Chorlton Bookshop, and from us at www.pubbooks.co.uk
And as the new book will whisk you from Cornbrook into the city centre, today was the day to explore Cornbrook.
Location; Cornbrook
Pictures, Cornbrook 2024, from the collection of Andrew Simpson
*A new book on the History Greater Manchester by Tram, https://chorltonhistory.blogspot.com/search/label/A%20new%20book%20on%20the%20History%20of%20Greater%20Manchester%20by%20Tram
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