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Sherds 2022
Bulletin of Bury Archaeological Group. Reports on our digs and doings over the last year £2.00 plus £1.00 p&p
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Local Archaeology
Bury Archaeological group : Excavations and Projects 2018 – 2022 by Robert J. Huddart, Director of Excavations. The latest publication of Bury Archaeological Group presents the reports on the latest […]
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Clarke’s bakery
Hello I’m researching my family history and cannot find any further information on an ancestor past the 1939 census and I wondered if you or your members may be able […]
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Heys Boys School
Hi, I have created a web site to try and share information about the Heys Road Boys class of 1963 from 1a1. I have two class pictures to share. Are […]
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The Peel family
My name is Sheila Millman ne Peel Born 1948 lived Hope rd went to Stand Grammar my dad was John Peel the dentist. Mr Evans owned the chemist in the […]
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Pringle WALK
Pringle Walk The old path around the church defining the ancient oval churchyard, historically known as ‘The Bunks’, has been renamed ‘Pringle Walk’ in honour of our former Chairman. As […]
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New Museum Display Feb 2019
The new semi-permanent display in Prestwich Heritage Museum was unveiled on Tuesday 5th February by the Mayor, Jane Black. The display features several aspects of the history of Prestwich and […]
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Prestwich Heritage Trail
Complied by the late Ian Pringle, this guided walk takes you around the historic heart of Prestwich with a wealth of information about the buildings etc. Price £1.00 plus £1.00 […]
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New Ian Pringle’s book
Ian’s latest book, published shortly after his death, is now available from the Publications section of our website. Prestwich from country parish to suburban town. a review of the development […]
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Prestwich from country parish to suburban town. Part 1.
Prestwich from country parish to suburban town. Part 1. The latest book from the late Ian Pringle. A brief historical account of the town followed by detailed analysis of the […]