The photograph of trains at Diggle is much later than 1910. At least one of the locomotive tenders is carrying the early British Railways emblem (BR began in 1948), and the coach liveries seem to be "blood and custard" (carmine red and cream) applied from 1949 to 1956.
Transformed for the Better!!!! I think not!!! Take a Walk down Uppermill High Street Friday Saturday Night!!! Looks like something Hitler left on the way Home!!!!!!!!!! And now I will show You what We have lost. (Charles Dickens Christmas Carol) Great series of Photo's
Fascinating, more please.
On the whole there seems to be a lot more trees and bushes now than a hundred years ago. I'm pleasantly suprised.
Nice to see the old and present l was a postie covering Delph, Dobcross, Diggle, Uppermill, Greenfield also bits of Denshaw 😁
Interesting comparisons. Thanks!
Great work!
Some areas very little change ,others massive. What a wonderful collection. Cheers from Phoenix,AZ USA !
The photograph of trains at Diggle is much later than 1910. At least one of the locomotive tenders is carrying the early British Railways emblem (BR began in 1948), and the coach liveries seem to be "blood and custard" (carmine red and cream) applied from 1949 to 1956.
Not too happy to go forward but would love to go back....
A world without cars, good public transport and locally employed would be a much better place - Q.E.D. 👍
Transformed for the Better!!!! I think not!!! Take a Walk down Uppermill High Street Friday Saturday Night!!! Looks like something Hitler left on the way Home!!!!!!!!!! And now I will show You what We have lost. (Charles Dickens Christmas Carol) Great series of Photo's
Mostly it's transformed for the better apart from the cars that look like litter.