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Star date: 15th April 2012

OLD BROUGHTON AND CENTRAL SALFORD PHOTOS

Paul Dyson's late step-dad, Stan Horrocks, took hundreds of photos of Higher and Lower Broughton, Pendleton and Central Salford between the 1960s and 2005.

Full details here…


The Broughton Pub
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Our two photos show the Broughton Hotel on Great Cheetham Street, taken in 1973, and children playing in a den on Basten Street in 1976. These are just two photos from a unique archive of hundreds of shots taken by Stan Horrocks between the 1960s and 2005 featuring scenes of Higher and Lower Broughton, Pendleton and Central Salford.

These photos are to be kindly donated in digital format by Stan's step-son, Paul Dyson, to any Salford people who want them.

"They are not professional pictures but taken out of interest by a Broughton
 man" says Paul "I'm keen to make these pictures available to people who are interested in various streets and buildings in Broughton and elsewhere."

Update: 25th June 2021

Please note: This offer is now closed




Robert Cartmell wrote
at 00:01:00 on 26 January 2022
Hi everyone, Lived in Nora Street, Salford 7 until I was 17 in 1957 and we moved to a brand new house in Little Hulton. I went to St Andrews school, leaving in 1951 and going on to Broughton Secondary Modern. Left that school in 1955 and got a job at Ready Radio on Barlow Moor Road. I'd been training with my Uncle Harry for over a year to repair TV's. Lasted a week with Ready Radio! In that first week I realised I new moor about the repair of TV's that all of the engineers working there. So when they gave ME a brush to clean the floor I told them where to stick it. I left that night!.
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Christine Martin née Ashworth wrote
at 13:51:16 on 10 January 2022
Hi David Ellington, I remember Joan Howard we were friends at Albert Park primary but not together at Broughton secondary Modern being in totally different classes there.
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Albert Brinkworth wrote
at 08:48:19 on 12 August 2021
I was born in Irwell Street Salford 7 in 1934. I spent the early war years there and the later war years at 15 Church Road Salford 7. Just learned today that the Church of the Ascension burned down in 2017. I spent many school boy hours playing around that church yard, and the school that used to be right along side of it. Later, as a wedding photographer with my brother Bob, from the corner shop on Church Road corner, we photographically covered many lovely weddings at that beautiful church. I now live in Canada, and would love to hear from anyone who lived in lower Broughton through those years. I only wish I am too late to take advantage of the offer of the (Mr. Horrocks lower broughton pictures offer.
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Sarah wrote
at 10:00:29 on 07 August 2021
Hi Adele, your great grandma Grace Emmeline Simpson may have been a younger sister to my grandma Marjorie (Simpson)Crane. William Nelson Simpson and Emmeline Ellen (Connors) Simpson were my great grandparents. Emmeline died in April 1931 and William died in October 1947.
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Edward page wrote
at 20:30:48 on 04 August 2021
Udoes any one remember the pages fitzwarren st pendlton
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Linda wrote
at 14:36:27 on 23 April 2021
Hi there , My grandma lived in Cooke st Pendleton She was called Florence May Poole and her husband was fred Poole . I remember there was a Shop on the corner and they sold beer from a pump on the counter I was often sent over with a jug for Grandmas tipple lol! Wouldn’t be allowed now .! Does anyone remember Cooke st ? It wasOff Enys street and nr the Clarence pub ?
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Peter wood wrote
at 21:04:48 on 20 December 2020
Does anybody remember julie Adams who lived in higher broughton and went to north salford girls school between 1969 to 74
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Bridget Santos wrote
at 07:06:59 on 11 November 2020
Trying to reach Amanda - Nora Black McGovern's daughter. Your Mum knew me as Frances Kinney, that was the name I was always known as. But I really want to get in touch with your Mum. My address is PO Box 230116,Portland, Oregon, USA. My two youngest sisters, Kath and Rosaleen, are living in Florida. My brother Jack, died in 2014. My older sister, Vee, is living in Stockport. I have thought of your Mum so often and often wondered where she might be. This is a wonderful surprise to find your response on this site.
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Sandra Lambert(King) wrote
at 19:04:15 on 20 October 2020
Does anyone remember Brendan who lived in Yew Street off Grecian St Salford 7 In the 60/70s what a fab person he was. Hi Bernard Finigan, of course I remember you you also went on the Rome/Switzerland trip too. Hope you are well. Sandra Johnson what a fab girl you was ..so funny hope you too are good👌👍
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J.f.Pearce wrote
at 14:40:22 on 12 September 2020
Hi all, does anybody remember and/or have any photos of Moore’s Luxury Loaf bakery, Fitzwilliam Street, Langworthy Road ? Looking for anyone who worked there, photos etc Jeannie
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David Owen Dudley wrote
at 05:33:40 on 31 July 2020
Can anyone remember my Grandparents Joe & Rose Ann Dudley? I think they lived on Whit Lane, near the top. Joe was a miner and played bowls.
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Ann Hardman wrote
at 18:27:00 on 10 May 2020
Hello Does anyone remember the Wilson's Dennis's or Hough's. They lived around James Henry Street,Land Seer Street Ordsall or Chief Street Pendleton in the 40s or Martines in Brighton Street not sure if that's Ordsall or Pendleton off Regents Road in the 60,s. Particurlarly looking for info on Richard Dennis, Catherine Dennis maiden name Burns, Annie Wilson maiden name Dennis or Stanley Wilson. Thank you
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robert boardman wrote
at 20:05:45 on 26 January 2020
i went to broughton modern schoolin the fifties lost touch with a lot of school freinds as you do when you leave school.but wished i was back at school lived near whit lane. so any body remembers me give us acall would be great to talk about broughton. bob boardman
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June driscoll wrote
at 17:16:00 on 16 January 2020
Has anyone any photos of Wellington street whit lane
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Helen Pattinson wrote
at 13:21:34 on 14 November 2019
Would like to know more about what happend to Hedwig Street in Pendleton, or an image would be amazing - my 2xgreat grandparents (McEneny) lived there in 1891
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don crosby wrote
at 12:25:01 on 20 October 2019
great site and trips down memory lane i went to wellington st school leaving in 1952. anybody remember me from that time or after.
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Jackie Wheeler wrote
at 21:42:40 on 24 September 2019
Hello Vincent (McCann) - I remember you, my name is Jackie Wheeler, but I think you would remember my sister Rita more who was a similar age to yourself. How lovely to know that someone else has memories of lovely Yearsley St. Do you remember Tony who also went to the same school as yourself? I try to remember so many of the old neighbours - I was just a kid but loved the play street. Have you any photos that you could share - unfortunately, I have none. My brother Phil is still going and now lives in Higher Broughton. I have been trying to remember the main street, just off Yearsley St - was it Mount street? You said you had old maps so I guess you would be able to see the street in question. It's so strange as I was only thinking of Yearsly St this morning and I tried to reseach to find the name of that street and up comes all this lovely info related to good old Salford.
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john darwen wrote
at 18:13:25 on 03 September 2019
Hi everyone, Does anyone remember Shepherds the builders/property repairers located top end of Nursery street pendleton, near Halton Bank School or have any old pics of the street. My father Mason Darwen worked here in the 50's and lived nearby, top end of Fitzwarren street. Any help much appreciated
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Candice wrote
at 08:32:47 on 30 August 2019
Hi. Im looking for a guy from Salford known as Becky. His friends were Nikki Quartey and Kevin Johnson.
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t.lomas wrote
at 04:59:11 on 23 July 2019
my maternal grandparents lived at 47 broughton road.i stayed with them a lot because i attended, briefly, st Sebastians school when i was 4,about 1967, i cant remember any classmates or teachers. i also took part in whit walks and my grandma was mary martin. anyone remember us?
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Anne mathews nee LINDLEY wrote
at 05:08:33 on 14 July 2019
Hiya has anyone got any photos of my late dads shops? He had a shop on ellor street salford Lindley near saint Paul's church Then one on Broad street the end near cross lane lindleys record shop..my dad was called harold my mam kay I had two brothers John and peter we went to langwirthy road school lovely memories
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thommo wrote
at 19:53:27 on 02 April 2019
does anyone remember a family who lived near to where the gypo site was down duchy road salford 6 just the two boys surname something like Bawlker cerca 1955
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Bridget Frances santos nee McKinney wrote
at 18:42:50 on 25 March 2019
Hi Bridget I’m Nora McGovern daughter Amanda my mum is still living in higher broughton I will let her know you have been asking about her, she has 8 children I’m the youngest mum had 6 to paddy McGovern then me and my sister. It’s nice to see people looking for others on this I will ring her and tell her thanks Amanda
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richard phythian wrote
at 07:26:33 on 18 February 2019
Hi does anybody know Johanna Richmond acted as God mother for a girl named Margarita Maria (Margaret mary) in July 1966 baptized in Thomas of Canterbury her mother was Moureen Bradley and the father was Thomas Francis O'Grady both from Ireland. Moureens daughter was adopted soon after and is trying to find out if either might still be alive or any other information about other brothers or sisters or relatives in Ireland Moureen worked in a shop and Thomas as a carpenter in the Salford area during 1964 to late 1966
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bruce hughes wrote
at 05:45:47 on 13 February 2019
Hi I was born in st stephens st, my parents were jean and frank hughes, does anyone know of them or have any photos of st stephens st. my dad frank woked at shaws just up the road. many thanks
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Anthony Lyons wrote
at 16:45:06 on 22 January 2019
Message for Joseph De Biaise, Hi Joseph, you were in the same year as me at St Andrew's.If you are looking for pics from School.Why not have a look on the St Andrew's website on facebook.Cheers Anthony Lyons
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Phil Boardman wrote
at 08:00:45 on 16 January 2019
Reply for Anne Quinn regarding St Sebastian's Class photo. I'd be happy to send you the picture Anne. I'm guessing it's from about 1963. Just let me know where to. Also, let me correct my initial post. Miss Bamping wasn't the Headmistress at all ( as you probably know ). She was the Reception Class Teacher. Miss Rowney was the Headmistress.
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Brian Anthony Allen Hayes wrote
at 08:34:54 on 12 January 2019
I wonder if anyone can Remember Mary Hayes, she had a baby boy in 1952. He was christened at St Thomas of Canterbury. Her friend was Elizabeth Kettle. I believe both were in the mother and baby home at Lower Broughton. Mary I think moved to 608 Chorley High Road. If anyone can remember these names, that little boy now 66 would love to hear any info. God bless. Baby - Brian AA Hayes
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Bernard Agnew wrote
at 19:53:33 on 20 November 2018
I do remember a lot of the names. I went to St Andrews 1963 - 1967 friends were Seamus Hall Colin Kirby Mike Curtis Tony Beswick Kevin Healey would love to know what has happened to some of the people and teachers
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David Ellington wrote
at 11:46:42 on 21 October 2018
Hi Joan Howard did you go to Albert Park Primary School in the 1950's and then to Broughton Secondary Modern Duke Street in the late 1950's early 1960's.
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Pam Alsop wrote
at 06:34:34 on 18 October 2018
Hi to Alan Smith, When did you live in Pine Street?? My GF - Frederick Reeves lived @ 11 Pine Street from about 1949 until his death in 1962 with his partner ......Doris (possibly Maguire). (His 2 previous wives had died, and I think he didn't fancy another marriage) I remember visiting them as a child. Would love to find out more about Doris and her full name. believe that she had a grown up daughter, but she didn't live with them. Going to email Paul, i hope that he has some photos of Pine Street. I've managed to find an old map of the area
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wrote
at 17:20:59 on 08 October 2018
Hi. Does anyone remember my Mum Judy (Judith) Whelan, lived and went to school in higher broughton 1954 to 62 before moving to hattersley (returned 1964) or her parents John and Beaty (Beatrice)? or her younger sisters Tracey and Mandy. I found this site and great reads of her youth when searching for John Cooper Clarke. Many of you were at the same school as him, same time as was my Mum. She tells me tales of St andrews school and Sister Geraldine (shut her in a cupboard for laughing amongst other punishments!). she also asked me to ask if any of you remember Dilly Doyle? remembers the Rialto
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adele wrote
at 16:42:34 on 08 August 2018
Grecian street primary Salford rylett street lower broughton was where they lived
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adele wrote
at 16:07:26 on 08 August 2018
hi I'm looking for information, my great grandma Grace Emmeline Simpson grew up on Rylett Street Salford she was born 1919 she worked in a corner shop she wasn't in school much, the school all I know was something street, wish I asked so many more questions before she passed, she married my great grandfather Wilfred Lowell Gange in a church around that area in 1946. My grandma would of lived with her her family her mother was called Emmeline Ellen (Connors) Simpson she was married to William Nelson Simpson. She often spoke about a grandfather living with her, she spoke highly of an Aunt Daisy. anything anbody could tell me would be great. Any information at all.Im trying to find my past Thanks :)
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Louise Thomas wrote
at 16:35:51 on 07 August 2018
Hi Does anyone have any information about what happened to Glickman family they lived on Choir Street Salford.
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Bridget Frances Santos nee Kinney wrote
at 11:18:14 on 23 July 2018
Does anyone remember Nora Black? Back in the day she lived on Hope Street, Hr. Broughton. She went to St. Thomas's with me. We left school in 1953. Nora married Paddy McGovern, but he died young and they had 5 children, Gary, Michael, Billy, Angela, and ??? Nora remarried but I don't know her last name anymore.
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Bridget Frances Santos nee Kinney wrote
at 11:17:57 on 23 July 2018
To Maureen Brown nee Phelan. Hi Maureen I will send this info onto Kathleen and Rosaleen and hopefully they will get back to you quickly. They are both living in Florida, I am one of their older sisters and I live in Oregon. Vee, the oldest one is living in Stockport, but our Jack died in 2014. I do hope all is well with you and yours.
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Bridget Frances Santos nee Kinney wrote
at 11:17:27 on 23 July 2018
Hey Derek Warren: Sorry I haven't been in touch, lost this website, but here I am again. I just found another name I recognized - Maureen Phelan - she lived down the street from us with my Uncle Jack and his wife. It's good that your Lillian and David are pretty close. I always thought Lillian was an adult when I was a kid, but I bet she wasn't that much older than us. Funny how things look when you're a kid. My oldest sister, Vee, is in Stockport. She has 4 grown children
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kath beckett nee Phelan wrote
at 13:16:01 on 18 June 2018
Hi Janet Murphy...I saw Freddie Fielder last year at a funeral....He has moved from Simister near Prestwich..not sure where he said now. Not far away. He has two sisters and a brother. I was in Mrs. Doyles class 1965/66..
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Angela Hill wrote
at 07:39:32 on 12 June 2018
This may be a long shot.... I’m trying to find my dad who I have never seen and I am 56 years old now. All I know about him is that he was known as Cyril Humphries not sure if it’s spelt differently he use to sing in the pubs and clubs in and around Salford and his stage name was Gary Lane again the surname may have been spelt different. I have a feeling that he may have passed but I would love more than anything in the world to have a picture of him so I can say that’s my dad. Never met him but I know I love him. I would appreciate any help possible.❤️
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martin wrote
at 22:41:22 on 20 April 2018
Hi Paul. I lived for my first 8 or so years on Pine Street off Hough Lane in Lower Broughton (1966-74) All very long gone obviously like everything else. I saw this in The Salford Star when checking out the sad demise of The Ascension Church and wonder if you have anything from around Pine Street or re The Ascension school which I attended. My mother is Salford born and bred so any pics would be greatly appreciated. Kind Regards M
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Frank McConochie wrote
at 12:21:38 on 16 April 2018
Hello Alan j Roberts... I can't say I remember you but I do remember Barry Jackson. I remember your news paper shop. I worked for Cockers on Sussex St. Yes I remember Harold Musk I was in the Land Scouts. Bob Waters was our leader. Can't remember the girls you name. I recently caught up with George Dowson who lived in Mulgrave St at number 3 I think. I moved to NZ in 1965, still here. Been back to UK a few times over the years but just don't fancy the long plane flight these day's. Nice to hear from some one who remembers me.
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Stephen Senior wrote
at 13:43:35 on 04 April 2018
Hi does anyone remember the Senior & Walton family's I was born in olive st. Dad was Henry & Mam was Lillian Ne Walton.
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Bernard Finnigan wrote
at 01:08:08 on 02 April 2018
To Sandra Lambert(nee King). Weren't we in S2 at St Alberts in 1964 ?
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Lyn hotchkiss wrote
at 10:55:54 on 12 March 2018
Hi Carl Nov 21 2017 Tontine St ran from Cross Lane through to Albion St opposite to The Hippodrome.
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Sandra hamblett wrote
at 08:09:25 on 11 March 2018
Hi Sandra (Lambert) yes I remember you, my maiden name was Johnson, I lived in Plymouth St, we used to catch the No1 bus across the road from your house to school. Looking back, Albert Park was a real gem, something for everyone. Nice to hear from you.
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Lyn Hotchkiss nee Ganley wrote
at 13:30:02 on 04 March 2018
Hi Marjorie, who was your Mum, we moved in to West Wilton Place about 1950 had she moved by then? West Wilton Place had about 11 houses each side, even numbers had lobby's, cellars and skullerys and the backs faced backs of shops on Cross Lane. Odd numbers backs faced backs of houses of Myles St which only had this one side and they faced wall of the railway sidings. At the end was Kirkham St just one side of houses that faced the end of West Wilton and they backed the back of shops on Liverpool St. Jo St was the wee side St beside the side of the Carrlton cinema. Wilton St was the St the other side of the cinema and between the Nor West pub. The railway wall went from Liverpool St all around to the rail bridge on Cross Lane
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Sandra Lambert was King, wrote
at 12:09:26 on 08 February 2018
Went to Start Albert's RC Salford 6. Born Great Cheetham Street facing Albert Park..does anyone remember me????
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Mandy Ogden wrote
at 08:08:29 on 21 January 2018
Iv decided to put my search on Facebook. I was adopted at 6 weeks old , by my parents Jimmy N Margaret Ogden , iv always known i was adopted it's never been a issue or hidden , Jimmy my dad died 16 years ago and made me promise to try n find my birth family , especially my birth sister who was adopted 2 years before me , My name when I was born was Tracey Mcloughlin born 8th April 1964 I was adopted through the Salvation Army my sister was adopted through The Catholic Caring Offices and may not even know she has a sister she was known as Ann Mcloughlin born in 1962 , my birth mum was Joan Mcloughlin she lived in Salford when I was born , Enville Road in Pendleton , she worked as a dental receptionist , I believe my birth dad's name was Ronald Barr or Ball , he also lived in the same area ... my birth mums parents was from Glasgow so ive been told and could have also had dealing with Johoviers Witnesses and could have moved to Little Hulton , I have tried in the past to trace without success , and I'm not getting any younger , it will be my last try this ... I only have my children n grandchildren and my children's grandparents and my niece left as family , I would love to meet my blood birth family , fix the jigsaw to my life , I would love for my son n daughter n grandsons to know where there mum n grandma came from , and for my birth family to know them as they are amazing , and my world , If anybody knows anything or anyone could you please get in touch with me , it would really be appreciated. COULD ALL MY FRIENDS ON HERE PLEASE SHARE AND ASK YOUR FRIENDS TO SHARE THIS FOR ME I WOULD BE VERY GRATEFUL ......Thanks Mandy xxxxxxxxx Katie Crook John Christine Bleakley Lee J Lee Brenda Wane xxxxxx
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sam wallwork wrote
at 08:23:20 on 16 January 2018
HI DO YOU KNOW THE WAREABOUTS OF JOHN BERRY, LIVED IN LABURNUM STREET OFF JUBILEE STREET SEEDLEY SALFORD.
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