Housed in Salford Museum & Art Gallery, the Salford Local History Library holds an extensive collection of documents, photographys, maps and information relating to the unique history of the City of Salford, its people and the communities that have the made the City the place it is today.
Find out more at: www.salford.gov.uk/lhlibrary.htm
Historypin Repeats are created using the Historypin Smartphone App. They are modern replicas of your photos taken by other people or modern replicas of other person’s photos taken by you.
This Channel has no Historypin Repeats
Comments posted to your media by you or by other people.
Montague Burton's factory was a landmark on the East Lancashire Road. (read more)
Salford Local History Library
Shops on Chorley Road the croner of Wellington Street on the left (read more)
Salford Local History Library
The veiw from St Paul's Methodist Church Tower (now demolished) on Station Road. Jane Lane, the old name for Swinton Hall Road, runs diagonally across the ... (read more)
Salford Local History Library
In the early hours of 28th April 1953 numbers 22,24 and 26 Temple Drive collapsed into the Black Harry Tunnel killing 5 people. (read more)
Salford Local History Library
The younger members of the family in their sunday best outside the cottage. (read more)
Salford Local History Library
The tram tells us the picture was no earlier than 1903, as that was the year the electric tram started running. It can also be no ... (read more)
Salford Local History Library
Holy Rood Church can be seen behind the trees on the right. (read more)
Salford Local History Library
In the background is the spire of St Mary's Church, now demolished. (read more)
Salford Local History Library
The only surviving Victorian bandstand in the city (read more)
Salford Local History Library
Looking north east from Swinotn Town Hall Tower (read more)
Salford Local History Library
Looking West from Swinton Town Hall Tower (read more)
Salford Local History Library
Looking north from Swinton Town Hall Tower (read more)
Salford Local History Library
Looking east from Swinton Town Hall Tower (read more)
Salford Local History Library
At the corner of Station Road and Chorley Road. (read more)
Salford Local History Library
The schools lay on the site of the presnt Swinton Town Hall. Its correct title was Machester Union Moral and Industrial School and it was built ... (read more)
Salford Local History Library
Latest fashions for ladies (read more)
Salford Local History Library
The proprietors were emmanuel and Bella Ribsiro. (read more)
Salford Local History Library
At the time of the photo the cinema was a tombola club. The building was demolished in the 1970s. (read more)
Salford Local History Library
When the main Bury New Road was a gated toll road, this was the toll keepers house. The tolls were demolised in the 1870s. (read more)
Salford Local History Library
Opened in 1877, named after Prince Albert the Husband of Queen Victoria. The Lake was drained and filled in during the 1940s. (read more)
Salford Local History Library
Leight Street is now Leigh road, the cottages seen were demolished in 1939 (read more)
Salford Local History Library
Hosing down the muddy streets after the floods. (read more)
Salford Local History Library
Householders watch from upstairs windows as workmen try to ease the situation. (read more)
Salford Local History Library
Wading through the flood on Lower Broughton Road. The worst floods in 80 years. (read more)
Salford Local History Library
Situated on Great Clowes Street. Closed in 1935. (read more)
Salford Local History Library
We have noticed that javascript either isn't supported or is disabled in your browser. This website requires javascript.
