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Heaton Norris Park

The land for this park was acquired by public subscription and as a gift from Lord Egerton. Work on laying out the site as a public park began in May 1873, and it was formally opened on June 5th 1875. The total area of the park at the time was 16 acres, 2 rods & 38 poles. During the Munich crisis of 1938 large trenches were dug in the park in preparation for possible air raids. Construction of the motorway in the 1970s took several acres away from the park. More recently the park has become the venue for the annual Stockport Civic Bonfire. LinkExternal link
by Gerald England

Created: Tue, 3 Dec 2013, Updated: Sun, 23 Sep 2018


19 images use this description:

SJ8990 : View from Heaton Norris Park by Gerald England
2018
SJ8990 : Heaton Norris Park by Gerald England
2018
SJ8990 : Mown path in Heaton Norris Park by Gerald England
2018
SJ8990 : Heaton Norris Park by Gerald England
2016
SJ8990 : Pavilion by the bowling greens, Heaton Norris Park, Lancashire Hill by Robin Stott
2013
SJ8990 : Heaton Norris Park by Gerald England
2013
SJ8990 : Heaton Norris Bowling Green by Gerald England
2013
SJ8990 : Heaton Norris Playing Fields by Gerald England
2013
SJ8990 : Heaton Norris Recreation Ground by Gerald England
2013
SJ8990 : Heaton Norris Park by Gerald England
2013
SJ8990 : Heaton Norris Recreation Ground by Gerald England
2013
SJ8990 : Heaton Norris Park Bowling Greens by Gerald England
2013
SJ8990 : Heaton Norris Recreation Ground by Gerald England
2013
SJ8990 : Heaton Norris Park by Gerald England
2013
SJ8990 : Community Orchard Information Board by Gerald England
2012
SJ8990 : Heaton Norris Recreation Ground by Gerald England
2012
SJ8990 : Heaton Norris Community Orchard by Gerald England
2012
SJ8990 : Heaton Norris Recreation Ground by Gerald England
2012
SJ8990 : Heaton Norris Recreation Ground by Gerald England
2010


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