EPW016047 ENGLAND (1926). Rochdale Road and environs, Royton, 1926

Smallest clock face facing Shaw, think it was the same in Shaw tit for tat..

fred stirrups butchers shop

booth and taylors slaughterhouse

orchard street

Tram.

Bath Mill,Park Street.

On a fine morning after rain the driver of the 6.5 a.m. Shaw to Royton four coach empty diesel multiple unit train lost control of it on the steeply falling gradient approaching Royton Station and it collided with the buffer stop at about 40 m.p.h. The buffer stop and a stone wall behind it were destroyed and the leading coach, after dropping some 3 feet to the public road beyond, High Barn Street, and continuing across it, smashed through two houses on the opposite side almost completely destroying them and badly damaging three others.

Sunday School

Primitive Methodist Chapel

My old house 1968-79:-)

High barn Street. This house and the one to the left of it were demolished when a train went through the buffers in 1961.

Turf Lane

Sunday School.

Congregational Church.

Sunday School.

Wesleyan Methodist Church.

School.

St Aidan and St Oswald's R C Church.

Baptist Church.

site of lindas house

Royton Station

Cinema

Park & Sandy Lane Mill

Larch Mill

St Pauls Junior School

St Pauls Church

Royton Hall

Royal Pavillon Cinema

Downey Mill

Holly Mill

Park & Sandy lane Mill

Market Hall

Library

Town Hall

Royton Byron street County School

Public Baths

Park Side Mills