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©David Dixon
Mount Chapel is an Evangelical Church on Eccles Old Road.
©David Dixon
An independent evangelical church on the corner of Eccles Old Road and Langworthy Road.
©Bill Boaden
Dist:0.2km<br/>You used to have a clear view of Old Trafford football stadium from here. You can still see it but it is now partly obscured by new buildings being erected on Salford Quays.
©Bill Boaden
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©Bill Boaden
Dist:0.3km<br/>This road is the A576 from Eccles, and it will reach the Pendleton roundabout just around this bend. The A6 goes over the top.
©Bill Boaden
Dist:0.4km<br/>Slip road for local traffic to Pendleton on left
©Raymond Knapman
Dist:0.4km<br/>The junction of Edmund Street ( the Play Street) and Langworthy Road in Seedley, Salford. Salford was the first city to introduce Play Streets (1929)
©Keith Williamson
Dist:0.4km<br/>In course of demolition. A new school is still being built behind it.
©Bill Boaden
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©David Dixon
Dist:0.4km<br/>Another view of Brindleheath Cemetery showing old gravestones laid as paving.
©Keith Williamson
Dist:0.4km<br/>This burial ground lies on the site of the original St Thomas's church which was replaced in 1831 with a larger building beyond the distant trees. The railed off area beyond the foreground tree is the first Jewish cemetery in Greater Manchester.
©Keith Williamson
Dist:0.4km<br/>This cemetery is the oldest Jewish institution in Greater Manchester. It is located in Brindleheath, Salford and occupies an area about 3 metres by 5 metres in size. It was leased from a local silk dyer for a peppercorn rent in 1794 and was in use until a new cemetery was opened in nearby Prestwich in 1840. This is a view to the northeast, looking across the Irwell valley beyond the cemetery. Adjacent to the Hebrew cemetery lies Brindleheath Cemetery, formerly the site and burial ground of the original St Thomas's church (replaced in 1831 by a bigger church built nearby)
©Keith Williamson
Dist:0.4km<br/>Looking W along Lower Seedley Road near its junction with Seedley Park Road. Seedley Park(opened 1876), and other local parks were estalished to try to avoid the devastation caused by the building boom of the Industrial Revolution that had affected other areas of the Manchester region.
©Keith Williamson
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©Anthony Parkes

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