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St Nicholas' Church - Whit Walk - 1969
A photograph showing children from St. Nicholas' Church on Fog Lane, Burnage, on a Whit Walk in 1969.
St. Nicholas' Church - New Rectory- Railway Bridge to Left
An image of the new rectory at St. Nicholas' Church. From the state of construction it would appear that this photograph was taken on 29 Feb 1932. Note the railway bridge over Fog Lane at the right-hand side and Burnage Railway station.
Photographs taken from Original Rectory- 137 Fog Lane
Two photographs taken from the Original Rectory- 137 Fog Lane:
The first is looking east over the junction of Fog Lane and Parrswood Road (note the lack of traffic lights). Shows shop blinds out on left-hand side shops on Fog Lane. The temporary…
The first is looking east over the junction of Fog Lane and Parrswood Road (note the lack of traffic lights). Shows shop blinds out on left-hand side shops on Fog Lane. The temporary…
St. Nicholas' Church - New Rectory
An image of the new rectory being built for St. Nicholas' Church. Burnage Station and the bridge across Fog Lane are visible in the background, along with the outbuildings of Holmstead Farm.
Whit Sunday- Procession of Witness- Choir Leaving Parish Hall Drive
Whit Sunday- Procession of Witness- Choir Leaving Parish Hall Drive onto Fog Lane.
Whit Sunday- Procession of Witness- Fog Lane
Whit Sunday- Procession of Witness- Rector and Churchwardens on Fog Lane.
St. Nicholas' Church - Photograph Album
A photograph album compiled and annotated by Bevan Taylor, showing images of St. Nicholas' Church from approximately 1928 - 1938. In an introduction, Bevan writes:This photograph album was found by the Rector (Rev. T. S. R. [Chow?]) January 1986 who…
Acacia Days
Carole describes her time at the Acacias school in Burnage, detailing her journeys there, memories of the old house in which lessons were taken, school dinners, teachers and old friends.
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Brook House Auxiliary Hospital
This Certificate is presented by the Army Council, as a permanent record of their thanks, to be placed in the building been known and used as Brook House Hospital for British sick and wounded during the Great War, 1914-1919.
The War…