I thought I may have finally tracked down a photo of Silver Hill Farm but according to The History of Hyde, Silver Hill Farm was long gone w...

The following picture shows Meadow Street in 1933 before the Redfern's Rubber Works extension was built . According to old maps, Mea...

The Mitre Public House was a relatively short lived beerhouse which opened around 1880 and closed down in 1911. It was situated on the corne...

Here is an aeriel view from the late 1960's. It shows, amongst other things, the Baptist Chapel on Chapel Street which was founded in 1...

Here is a view of the much missed Lads Club, which stood on Beeley Street, just prior to its demolition circa 1991. Thanks to Marjorie R...

Here is a nice colour picture of Hyde Hall. Hyde Hall (not to be confused with its surviving namesake, Hyde Hall Farm in Denton) was situa...

Todays photo is of Gee Cross Mill as it looked from the Canal. I always thought it looked very picturesque.. The Mill was oroginally kno...

Here is a view of the Firestation which used to stand on Corporation Street. It was a beautiful building and another one which, sadly, bit ...

George Street was always rumoured to be the longest Street in Hyde although I have recently been told that that honour goes to Apple Street....

Union Street Congregational Chapel   Founded in 1814 Built in 1822 /  rebuilt in 1843 Main church building demolished circa 1970 ? ...

The following was taken from  the Annals of Hyde and District.    The church was founded in 1875. The Chapel was demolished and...

We recently received this postcard from Elsie who wondered where this splendid house was/is ? She isn't even sure whether it's apper...

MEMORIES OF GROWING UP IN HYDE  1945 -1950 (3) Just before the railway bridge over Brookfield Lane, there was, at that time, a narrow...

Yesterday we posted a photo which prompted a question from Susan J.   "On the other corner of Osborne Road, where the pair of semis ...

The two photos below show the same view of Queen Street about 20 years apart. How different it is now compared with when James North fact...

Here we have another wonderful account by Graham Sharp. If anyone else would like to write an account of their memories of Hyde please se...

Today we have some photos of the chalets on Werneth Low. sadly most of them are in a dilapitated state now.    I have a feeling they ma...

"As a youngster during the War, a favourite place to play was Pole Bank and between exploring in the woods and playing Cricket or Footb...

Today we have a couple of pages from a Hyde United programme dated November 11th 1950. Some great old adverts from long gone businesses. ...