Northenden.NET Features Index
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History of Northenden Part 1 (1066 - 1881)
History of Northenden Part 2 (1898 - present)
Local historian Dr. Simon Shawdene with his now famous history of Northenden since the Domesday book. This feature is the most visited page on Northenden.NET, and is one of Manchester's definitive historical works.
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Northenden.NET Archaeological Dig
UPDATED - The dig is now finished. The hole will be filled in and the dig will start again next year. We have added another 12 photos to this collection of pictures with the latest progress from the archaeological Dig. Click on any of the thumbnails to enlarge them.
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Archaeological Dig - We Find The Northenden Wheel
Manchester has recently been allocated close to half a million pounds to dig up some old ruins. Sadly, the Northenden.net Diary page is proof enough that Vern and Ern don't need digging up. So instead the money is being spent on digging up Camperlands car park. But why? Lee Cavanagh and Simon Shawdene cast some light on the shadowy history of Northenden Mill, and make some astonishing discoveries on site.
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Savage Storms Destroy Half Of Northenden
Ok, so I'm exaggerating. But it's about time I wrote some articles instead of HTML.
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Northenden Flyover
Is it a road? Is it a bridge? Is it a motorway? No! It's a huge, hideous lump of concrete! Scene of clandestine rendezvous, criminal dealings, pop recording sessions and even murder. It's the legendary monolith that is Northenden flyover. Now in it's 40th year, we thought we'd celebrate our distinctive local landmark by showing you some photos of the whole thing going up.
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