While a lot of the city's heritage has been bulldozed by Salford City Council, authors Paul Rabbitts and Carole O'Reilly manage to find fifty surviving buildings that chronicle the city's cultural, social and industrial heritage.
Remarkably, it's called Salford in 50 Buildings, and allows readers to "discover fifty of the city's architectural treasures and landmarks from across the centuries". These include the obvious Worsley Old Hall, Ordsall Hall, The Lowry and the Cathedral but also features schools, shops, pubs and churches. Which ones? You'll have to get the book to find out...
It's written by landscape architect and urban parks expert, Paul Rabbitts, and Carole O'Reilly, a Senior Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies at Salford University, and is published as a paperback by Amberley, which also brought us the excellent Salford At Work by Peter Harris...
Salford in 50 Buildings
By Paul Rabbitts and Carole O'Reilly
Amberley publishing £14.99
96 pages
Available from 15th November from the publisher – click here
Also available in Kindle, Kobo and iBook formats.