Wythenshawe : the story of a garden city : Baguley and Royal Oak, Benchill and Sharston, Brooklands, Brownley Green and Haveley Hey, Crossacres, Northern Moor and Rackhorse, Newall Green, Peel Hall and Poundswick, Northenden, Woodhouse Park, and Ringway / edited by Derick Deakin.

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Publication:

Chichester : Phillimore, 1989.

Description:

xii, 178 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (page 173) and index.

Summary:

Wythenshawe is a new town, designed in the 1920's by Barry Parker, for Manchester, to house 100,000 people in 10 neighborhoods. It encompasses the parish and township of Northenden (Northen), the township and chapelry of Baguley and the township of Northen Etchells. It was named for Wythenshawe Hall, the seat of the Tatton family.

ISBN:

0850336996
9780850336993
0850337151

Subject:

Tatton.
Wythenshawe (Manchester, England) History.
Wythenshawe (Manchester, Greater Manchester) History.
Manchester (Greater Manchester) History.
Wythenshawe (Cheshire)
Cheshire Wythenshawe.
England Manchester Wythenshawe.
England, Cheshire, Northen History.
England, Cheshire, Baguley History.
England, Cheshire, Northen Etchells History.
England, Lancashire, Manchester History.
England, Cheshire, Wythenshawe History.
Greater Manchester (Metropolitan County). Wythenshawe, history

Form/genre:

History.

Added entries:

Deakin, Derick.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 53711
Call No.: ID:90-B2404
Status: Available

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