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MANCHESTER STREETS, &~. Durham street, Oldham rd. Newton Heath Edge street, River street, Hulme Eliza Ann st. rtorton st. Rochda!e road Durham terrace, Great Cl owes st, H B Edgeley street, Thomas street, West G01·ton Elizabeth street, Cheetham Hill road Du~kett ter, Gcor~e st, 0\dham road Edg-od green, Ellor st, Salford Elizabeth street, Pru~sia st. Oldham road Dusset's court, Pnmrose st. Prussia st Edgod placl', Ellor st, Salford Elizabeth street, 1 >iU Ellor st, Pe ndleton Dutton st, New Bridge st, Strangcwavs Edg·od st, Ell or st. Salforrl. Elizabeth street, Trafiord road, Salford I>uxbury street, Eccles New rd. Sal ford Edinburgh chamben.•, King 8treet Elizabeth st, Butler st, Greenheys Dyche street, Angel street, Rochdale road E <in burgh place, Regent street, Salford Riizabeth street, Regent street, Salfnrd Dyer street, HY7 Chester road, Hulme Edinburgh street, Nelson st. 0\dham rd. MP Elizabeth street, :!\larsden street, N H Dyer street, Ordsallane, Sal ford Edingale place, Stockport rd. Long~ight Elizabeth st, lli Ashton Old road, Opens haw Dyer street, Ashton road, Openshaw Edith st, Hough lane, Lower Broughton Elizabeth stt·eet, Ashton New road, Clayton Dyer's court, Dyer's lane, Deans?;ate Edith street, Corn us st. Salford Elizabeth strl'et, Moston lane, Blackley Dyer's court, Dyer street, Hulme Edith street, ".!il Great Jackson st, W G Elizabeth st, Clowes st. West Gorton Dyer's lane, Fleet street, 25:l Deansgate Edith street, Eccle8 New road, Sal ford Elizabeth view, 51!0 Hochdale road Dyson street, Edinburgh st, Newton Heath Edith terrace, Hip;hfield road, Seedley Elizabeth Ann street, Whitley st. Rochdale rd. Dyson street, Dickens street, Queen's road Edith terrace, Stockport road, Levenshulmc Ellen street, Clayton Dyson'~ buildings, 8 Osbornc street Edith villa;.;, East road, Levenshulmc Ellen street, Nelson grove, Embden et. G Etllin st, Morton st, West Gorton Ellen street, Ash ton road, Openshaw EADDrGALE street, Ashton Old road, 0 Edmund court, Edmund st, Abbott st Ellen st, Ordsallane, Salford Eagle quay, Oxford street, St. Peter's Edmund place, Thomson st, Ardwick Ellen view, Victoria st, Rusholme Eagle street, Hardman street, Edward street Edmun•l st, Ashton road, Openshaw Ellesmerc bank, llury New road Ea~ le street, Swan street, Shudehill Edmund street, William street, Sal ford EIIP-smere ehamflers, 108 King ~t Eagle street, Chester st. Hulme Edmund street, Sudell street, Hochdale road Ellesmere place, Camp st. Lower Broughton Eagle street, Ogden st. Anlwick Fdna street, Ashton road, Hig-her Openshaw Ellesmere place, Chester road, Stretford l~agle street, Tuer ~treet, C on M Edward st, Hyde road, West Gorton Ellesmere pla~e, Jolm st. Stockport road h':aglc st, John st, Pendleton Ed ward street, Hanover street El\esmere place, Erskine st, Hulme !E:aglesfield, Great Clowes street, H U Bd ward street, Mo:;ton lane, M.oston Ellesmere place, Johnson st, Smedley lane Earl street, York street, Hulme Edward street, Smedlcy road Ellesmere place, Stretford road .Earl street, Lower Broughton road Edward street, Oldham road, Fails worth Elle~merl' pla.ce, Elizah!'th st, Cheetham :E:arl street, Griey street, West Gorton Edward street, Lilley street, Newton Ellesmere stri'Pt, Moss bank, H C Earl st, Hankinson st, Pendldon Edward street, Murray st. Old ham road Ellesmere street, Egerton st. H ulme Earl street, Prin~ess street, Rusholme Edward street, Chapelfield road, Ardwick Ellesmcre street, Gr .. at WPstern st, Moss Side Earl terrace, High street, Pendleton Edward street, Anlwiek green, C on M Ellesmere st, Regent road, Salford Earl ter, Rectory rd, Higher Crnm} sail Ed"·ard street, Cross ~treet, Hulme Elle8mcre terrace, Camp st, Lower Broughton Earl terrace, Broug-hton lane Edward stri'E:t, Ellor street, Pendleton El\esmere ter, Hulton st, Moss Side Earl terrace, Hankinson street, Pendleton Edward st, Hroughton lane, Strang-eways Ellesrlll,re ter, Ladyharn lane, Fallowfield Earl Derby ter, Goodicr's lane, Salford Edward terrace, 690 Rochdalc road Ellesmere terrace, Chester road, Hulme Earle place, Earle st. Broughtonlane Edward terrace, Hendham vale Ellesmere tenace, Virgil street, Cornbrook Earle terrace, Broug-hton lane Edward's buildings, Philips Park road Ellesmere villas, Heaton road, Withington Earlstone ten-.lce, H ul ton st. Moss Side Edward's buildings, Stockport mad, Longsight Ellinor terrace, Rent st, Cheetharn 2a.singwold terrace, Smedley lane Edward's court, Edward st, 1\Jurray 8t Elliott st, H anki nson st, Pendleton RaBt bank, Wilmslow road, Rusholrne E-lward's court, Edward st, Hanover st El\iott street, Dun can street East bank, Woodlands street, Cheetham Hill Edwards's buildings, Clayton Elliott st, Chatham st, llradfortl. last auk, St. Mary's road, Moston Edwin court, Charles ~treet, Travis st Elliott's buildings, Hankinson street, Pendletm. East Chapelst, Chapel st, Ardwick green E Jwin street, Holland st, Pendletm1 Elliott's lane, Cheetwood East Charles st, Allwood street, Salford l•.dwin street, Richard street, Newton Ellis street, Mytton ~treet, Hulme East Church st, St. Simon st, Salford Egertou bank, Ashton road, Oprnshaw Ellison st, Sussex st, Lower Brnughton East Cross street, East Robert st. Sal ford Egerton bank, Birch lane, Long·ight Ellorstrect, Cross lane, New \Vindsor, Salfard J.:a.~t Eii>.ahcth st, Whitchurch st, Sal ford Egerton chambers, 99 Market street Ellor st. l'endleton, continuation of Ellor st, S East Henry st, East Robert st, Salford Egerton chambers, St. Ann's square Elloughton view, Pigot st, Greenheys East James street, East Robert st. Sal ford Egerton crescent, V~"ilmslow rd, Withington Elm bank, Cheetham Hill road Ea~~t Market street, Church st, Salford Egerton grove, Stretford road, Hulme Elm bank, Eecles Old roRd East New street, Sidmouth st, Saltord Egerton place, Tipping street, Ardwick Elm bank, H.ange road, Whalley rangtt East Newton street, Portugal street Egerton place,Camp st, Lower Brougilton F~lm grove, DidsbtHY FI\St Ordsallane, B lt-'>11 >t. Salfor Egerton place, Regent road, Salford Elm place, Stretford road, Huhr.e East Philip street, Springfield lane, Sa !ford Egerton place, Seymour road, Crumpsa\1 Elm street, Clayton lane, Bradford EMt road, Stock port road, Levenshulme Egerton place, Wilms\ow road, Rusholmc Elm street, Water street, Bridge street East road, Levenshulme road, Gorton Egerton road, Fallowfield Elm street, 448 0\dham road Fast Robert street, Springfield lane, Sal ford Egerton road, "\cwton Heath Elm st, Waterloo road, Cheetham East Stanley street, Broughton road, Saltord E!{crton st, Tipping st, Ard wick Elm terrace, Higher Ardwick East street,Oldha.m rd, Newton Heath Egerton st, Ash ton Old road, Openshaw Elm villas, Wellington st, Rury New rd East street, Hale st. St. Peter's Egerton st, 21 0 Regent road, Sal ford Elms (The), Higher Rroughton East street, Hope st. Salford Egcrton st, Franklin st, Pendlcton Elms (The], Hcndham vale East Taylor st, West Egerton st, Regent st. S Egerton street, Ellor street, Salford Elms (The) Seedley road, Pendleton East Thomas street, Bury st. Salford Egerton street, lrwell street, Salford Elms (The), Barlow Moor road, Didsbury East view, Edge lane, Drovlsden Eg-erton st. Chester road, Hulme Elms (The), Melbourne place, Rusholme East view, 89 Hyde road, West Gorton Egerton street, Lady barn, Fallowfield SI "rad o, Moss lane East East Wynford 8t. Howard st, Eccles New rd. S J '.gerton street, Queen's road, Gorton ElsiHore, Camp st, Lower Broughton East York street, Whitchurch st, Salford Egerton st, Ellesmere st, Moss Side Elsworth street, Lord ;;;t. Cheetham Eastnor st, Lncv st, City road, Hulme Egerton terr. Waterlno road, Bury New road Eltham bank, Stockport road, Levenshulrrrt!' l'ru~tnor street, River st. H ulme F.gerton terrace, Stretfnrd road, H ulme Eltham terrace, Stockport rd, LevenshnhnS' Eastwood bank, Devonshire street, H B ~gerton terr. Birrh _Hall lane, ~o!lgsig-ht Eltoft street, Byrom street, Quay street Eastwood's court, Garden lane, Salford Eg.,rton terrac-e, Polyg-on, ArawJCK El ton street, Great Clowes st. Broughton ~aton road, Polygon road, Higher Crumpsall 1E'gerton terrace, Chorlton road, Hulme El ton street, Evcrton road, C on M Eaton street, Taylor st. Gorton lane, Gorton 'gerton terrace, Cornbrook Park road El ton's court, Collier street, Sal ford Ebden st. Back Acton st. ·Granby row Egcrton terrace, Fenney st, Higher Broughton El ton's yard, Grpat Cl owes st, Hronghton Ebenczer buildings, Red bank Egerton terraee, Falluwfie:1l Elvaston place, Chorlton road, Hulme Ebenezerbuildinl{s, Wilrnott st. Hulme E'{erton terrace, Egerton rd. Withington Elvaston terrace, A\cxandra road, 1\'lo;;s Side Ebenezer court, Back Mill st, An coats l<:gerton villM, Wilmslow rd. Fallowtield Elverton place, Chorlton road, Stretford Ebcnezer place, 1!)7 Oxford st. C on .\1 Egerton villas. Seymour rd. Cheetham 11 ill [rd Elvmgton place,Stretford New road, Hulme Ebenezer place, Red bank Eggington st. from Rochdale rd, to Collyhurst Elvington street, 174 Medlock st. Hulme Ebenezer place, St. Andrew st. Travis street Egremont, Chapman ;;t, Hulme Elvey street, Oldham road, Newton Heath Ebenezer place, Ashton Old road Egremont terrace, Great Clowes st Ely passage, Cipher street, Oldham road ~benezer place, Stockport rd, Longsig' t Egremont terrace, Hulton st. Moss Side Ely st, Erskine st, H u\me Ebenezer street, Wilmott st. Hulme Egremont villas, South st. Longsight Elysian place, Ashton road, Opcnshaw Ebenezerterrace, Booth st. Con l\1 ~ imeon street, Wellington street, Pendleton t<:ly'i"n ~t, !J Ash I< n rd, llp,nshaw Ebenezer terra1•c, Cottenham st, C on l\1 E mbden grove, Embden st. Grecnheys Elmes st. Armitagec st. Pendleton Ebony street, Fir street, 474 Oldham road Elam villas, Fallowfield Embden st, lloundary lane, Greenhcys Ebor tl'r111.ce, Great Cheetham street West Elbow entry, High st Embdcn ter, Embdcn st, Greenheys Ebor terrace, Sussex st, Lower Broughton Elbow passage, High st Embleton villa, Broughtonla.ne Ebor villas, Broughton Park, Chectham Hill Elbow street, Levenshulmc Emerald villas, Garden st, Lower Broughto Eccle~ New rd.
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    A visitor explores the Showground of the World exhibition, Photo by Drew Forsyth Showground of the World: the histories of Belle Vue Evaluation Report Written by Vittoria Caradonna, Kate Campbell-Payne and Dr. Abigail Gilmore, University of Manchester, July 2014 CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ........................................................................................................... 4 1. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................ 9 2. PROJECT DEVELOPMENT ............................................................................................ 11 AIMS AND OUTCOMES OF THE PROJECT ..................................................................... 11 TARGET AUDIENCES ........................................................................................................ 12 3. EVALUATION METHODOLOGY .................................................................................... 14 4. FINDINGS ......................................................................................................................... 15 A) HERITAGE WILL BE RECORDED AND IDENTIFIED: .......................................... 15 THE SHOWGROUND OF THE WORLD EXHIBITION ................................................... 16 THE BELLE VUE ROADSHOW ...................................................................................... 19 THE BELLE VUE WALKING TOUR ............................................................................... 20 DIGITAL MAPPING AND
  • Enjoy Free Travel Around Manchester City Centre on a Free

    Enjoy Free Travel Around Manchester City Centre on a Free

    Every 10 minutes Enjoy free travel around (Every 15 minutes after 6:30pm) Monday to Friday: 7am – 10pm GREEN free QUARTER bus Manchester city centre Saturday: 8:30am – 10pm Every 12 minutes Manchester Manchester Victoria on a free bus Sunday and public holidays: Arena 9:30am – 6pm Chetham’s VICTORIA STATION School of Music APPROACH Victoria Every 10 minutes GREENGATE Piccadilly Station Piccadilly Station (Every 15 minutes after 6:30pm) CHAPEL ST TODD NOMA Monday to Friday: 6:30am – 10pm ST VICTORIA MEDIEVAL BRIDGE ST National Whitworth Street Sackville Street Campus Saturday: 8:30am – 10pm QUARTER Chorlton Street The Gay Village ootball Piccadilly Piccadilly Gardens River Irwell Cathedral Chatham Street Manchester Visitor Every 12 minutes useum BAILEYNEW ST Information Centre Whitworth Street Palace Theatre Sunday and public holidays: orn The India House 9:30am – 6pm Exchange Charlotte Street Manchester Art Gallery CHAPEL ST Salford WITHY GROVEPrintworks Chinatown Portico Library Central MARY’S MARKET Whitworth Street West MMU All Saints Campus Peak only ST Shudehill GATE Oxford Road Station Monday to Friday: BRIDGE ST ST Exchange 6:30 – 9:10am People’s Suare King Street Whitworth Street West HOME / First Street IRWELL ST History Royal Cross Street Gloucester Street Bridgewater Hall and 4 – 6:30pm useum Barton Exchange Manchester Craft & Manchester Central DEANSGATE Arcade/ Arndale Design Centre HIGH ST Deansgate Station Castlefield SPINNINGFIELDS St Ann’s Market Street Royal Exchange Theatre Deansgate Locks John Suare Market NEW Centre