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| The Williamson Building at Manchester University - a 1962 postcard sent to Yugoslavia. |
| An undated postcard of Oldham Street. |
| The New Royal Infirmary - a postcard mailed in 1911. |
| A 1907 postcard of Deansgate. |
| A 1903 postcard of the Technical College in Peel Park. |
| This postcard was mailed in 1927. |
| An undated postcard of the Cathedral. |
| A rather tatty postcard of Piccadilly from around 1910. |
| Looking for a hotel in Manchester ? Search the internet. |
| A poor quality image of the Town Hall. |
| Victoria Station in the early 1900s. |
| An undated view of King Street. |
| This postcard of Market Street was posted in 1932. |


| No date for this postcard of Market Street. (Z) |
| A 1937 postcard of Oldham Street. (Z) |
| The Poets Corner, Long Millgate, Manchester - a 1906 postcard. |
| A night view of Market Street, mailed in 1909. |
| An undated view of the Cathedral. |


| The Ryland's Library - a postcard mailed in 1907. |


| This postcard of Manchester Assize Courts was mailed in 1905. |


| Oxford Street with Joe Lyon's Teashop just showing on the right. |
| Did You Know.....that the author Anthony Burgess ("A Clockwork Orange") was born in Harpurhey in 1917 ? |
| St Ann's Square. |
| And Did You Know.....that the stand-up comedian Bernard Manning was born in Ancoats in 1930 ? |
| Did You Know.....that the suffragette Christabel Pankhurst was born in Manchester in 1880 ? |
| A postcard mailed in 1937 which shows Oxford Street and the Paramount Cinema. (Z) |
| And Did You Know.....that David Lloyd George, British Prime Minister from 1916 to 1922, was born in Chorlton-on-Medlock in 1863 ? |
| The Town Hall in the early 20th Century. |
| A 1911 postcard of Manchester Cathedral. |
| This postcard of the Exchange was mailed in 1913. |
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| An unused postcard of Piccadilly, probably dating from about 1910. (Z) |

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| An undated view of Piccadilly. |
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| The Art Gallery on Mosley Street. |
| Postcards of the Past |

| St Mary's Hospital and the new Royal Infirmary. |

| St Peter's Square. |
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