The following was sent in by David Hamilton. Over to David.... "Here are some photos of St. Mary's Rose Queen 1961/62, when I ...

  Hyde Park, which opened in 1904, was originally the grounds of Newton Lodge, home of Col. CJ Ashton who paid to build St Stephen's...

Today we have some lovely photos of years gone by sent in by Marjorie R.. They show various pantomimes from St Marys . St Mary...

Next year Union Street Congregation Church (now the United Church) will be celebrating its 200th anniversary following i...

A lovely old postcard of St Thomas's Church on Lumn Road. The church was built in 1868.  I am happy to say that it is still open al...

Below are two photographs that were taken on Old Road in Flowery Field . You can see Rosemount Church at the top right of the photos. What ...

Services in connection with the Wesleyan Methodism Society appear to have been conducted in Hyde around the year 1811. The services were hel...

Early last year I was walking along  Church Street past St George's Church when I saw an inscription on one of the piers on the churc...

You can tell by the lack of leaves on the trees that this photograph wasn't taken this weekend The  Flowery Field website  says this a...

The leaflet for the Heritage Open Days issued by Tameside Council says this of the Church of St Thomas the Apostle in Lumn Road, Hyde: ...

 Here is a brief history of St Georges Church as found in the Annals of Hyde which was written by Thomas Middleton.

A sad day indeed.  Surplus to requirements, apparently. Kindly sent to us by David Topping. Many Thanks, David.