Lark Hill Place, the Victorian street at the Salford Museum and Art Gallery, reopened this weekend in its original 1897 setting.
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‘Who’s That Girl?’ Find out tonight at Salford Museum
This Thursday 29th November, Who’s That Girl? is launching at Salford Museum and Art Gallery, Peel Park. The free event […]
Vicar appeals to save dilapidated ‘at risk’ Salford church
St Luke’s church in Salford has been registered as Heritage at risk by Historic England. The building has broken gutters, leaks and disrupted roof.
Salford through the years
Take a step back in time with Salford central’s history exhibition
Votes for Women, or Votes for Ladies? An exhibition by The Salford Working Class Movement Library
In the 21st Century more women than ever before have the right to vote as well as the opportunity to partake in politics and take an interest in social affairs. The Salford Working Class Movement Library celebrates the incredible journey.
Salford Disability Forum celebrates Disability History Month
SALFORD Disability Forum celebrated UK Disability History Month, by hosting a community event which celebrated disabilities across Greater Manchester through […]
Peterloo: How Manchester helped to shape democracy
THE PETERLOO MASSACRE of 1819 is being forgotten in Manchester and beyond, claims one historical pressure group. Paul Fitzgerald, chair […]
Suffragette church may close without funding, claims vicar
ST. LUKE’S church, known as the wedding site of infamous Manchester Suffragette Emmeline Pankhurst, has fallen into serious disrepair, according to […]
Tributes paid to top footballers who faced of faced carnage of First World War
STARK memories of the First World War were stirred by an event in Manchester to commemorate professional football players who […]
Women workers celebrated at Invisible Histories event
A TRADE union for women workers which led to Britain’s first female MPs, was the subject of a talk at […]
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