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This Black Friday, buy any two of our books and receive a free e-book, plus free postage. Relive the memories of Manchester in the 50s, 60s and 70s, and see how things have changed over the years. Look back at Liverpool & Merseyside in the 1960s, and Newcastle & Tyneside in the 70s. Take a trip down Memory Lane to Belle Vue, Manchester’s Playground through our stunning and unmissable photographs. Bring your memories back to life!
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Changing Face of Manchester
Shot as close to the original images as possible, you are able to see how much Manchester has changed over the decades through these side-by-side images. Featuring fascinating stories to accompany the stunning images, you can take home this little slice of Manchester history.
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Belle Vue: Manchester’s Playground
Belle Vue: Mancester’s Playground tells the story of the North West’s best-loved attraction. Relive the memories of the Speedway Stadium, the delights of the zoo, the circus performances and the music from the King’s Hall, through our stunning and unmissable photographs.
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Around Newcastle & Tyneside in the 1970s
Enjoy our photographs of Newcastle and Tyneside in the 1970s! The 180+ images, many never published before, come from the fantastic archive of the Newcastle Chronicle and Journal, and the Daily Mirror. They give a taste of what it was like to live in the region during that unique period.
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Keep up to date with the latest news and articles from iNostalgia
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This Week – City Goalie Joe Corrigan Trains at Maine Road…
…plus, Carry On’s Fenella Fielding stars as Collette at Manchester Opera House, and Billy Fury tops the bill at the Hippodrome…
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Corrie’s New Faces 1968
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Royal Court
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Princess Diana Visits Liverpool
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Oxford Street
Welcome to Then and Now, where each week we compare images of Manchester streets, landmarks and buildings from bygone days with how they look now.
This week our image shows Oldham Street in 1900. There’s a real hustle and bustle about the place as people flock to its shops and stores.
Pedestrians avoid the trams as they carefully make their way over the tracks and cobbles in the middle of the busy thoroughfare.
Social Nostalgia
I was "In Love" with Joe Brown saw him at Opera House with Cilla Black
Lovely fella Joe Brown.
Aww bless him😊
Jim King ,was We there at this show? Pretty sure we where.
Susie Arnold Gertz Collins
Remember it well
Great guy very musically talented 💖
Saw Joe Brown a few times. At the hippodrome and the domino club and the poco a poco in Stockport. Best show I saw at the hippodrome was Gene Vincent, Eddie Cochran, Billy fury, Joe Brown and a young local boy called Georgia Fame. What a show that was. It was just a couple of weeks before Eddie Cochran was killed. I was hoarse from screaming!
Did a show in Truro this year Kevin.
I was at that show Anne Bailey, my Dad wouldn’t let me go unless he went to as I was young, very embarrassing 😂
One of my favourites Picture of You, Great number for OAP,s Bouncy, Another of my favs Paul Carrick ,Imagine Truro would have similiar shows than our nearest biggy theatre Shrewsbury Hollies please do one more tour ,
Great voice, love Joe Brown x
We sneaked in to see a show with Joe brown Marty Wilde Billy fury Eddie cochran Gene Vincent Duffy power and loads more
18th November 1969: A peaceful protest against South Africa’s apartheid policy engages passers-by in Peter Street, Manchester.
30 people camped outside the entrance to the South Africa Airways office.
Police took no action as the protesters did not block the whole pavement.
17th November 1909: Pilot and Wild West Showman Samuel Franklin Cody bids to become the first person to fly non-stop from Liverpool to Manchester.
Cody’s plane was the first to be built by the British Army and was officially known as British Army Aeroplane No 1.
16th November 1960: A youthful Joe Brown tops the bill with Billy Fury in the Idols on Parade line-up at the #Hippodrome, #Manchester.
The tour spent a week in the city. Also appearing were Georgie Fame, The Vernons Girls, The Viscounts, Tommy Bruce and Nelson Keene.
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