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Ann Street, MANCHESTER, M34 2AJ

Home to the six doctor Windmill Medical Practice.

Formerly known as the Bowling Green Image

Pub on Manchester Road. In 1874 George Kirkpatrick, then landlord of the King's Head from where he operated the Denton Omnibus Company bought the Bowling Green Hotel on Manchester Road and moved there, taking his omnibus business with him, leaving his son, Robert, as the landlord of the King's Head. In 1983 the name of the Bowling Green Inn was changed to Denton Tramway in acknowledgement of George Kirkpatrick’s Denton Omnibus Company. An omnibus left the Bowling Green Inn for Manchester at 8:00am, 10:00am, 1:10pm, 3:10pm, 4:45pm and 6:40pm. http://www.pittdixon.go-plus.net/denton/kings-head.htm Later it reverted to the name "Bowling Green" but now it is known as "Hughes's Bar" Image

In 1874 George Kirkpatrick, then landlord of the King's Head from where he operated the Denton Omnibus Company, bought the Bowling Green Hotel on Manchester Road and moved there, taking his omnibus business with him, leaving his son, Robert, as the landlord of the King's Head. In 1983 the name of the Bowling Green Inn was changed to Denton Tramway in acknowledgement of George Kirkpatrick's Denton Omnibus Company. An omnibus left the Bowling Green Inn for Manchester at 8:00am, 10:00am, 1:10pm, 3:10pm, 4:45pm and 6:40pm. http://www.pittdixon.go-plus.net/denton/kings-head.htm Later it reverted to the name "Bowling Green" but in 2010 was renamed "Hughes's Bar" Image After becoming involved with a murder in 2015 it closed for a time but has now re-opened under its former name.

A terraced house on Acre Street with a large growth of ivy.

Now the home of a bedding retailer and a curry house. Originally it was the Denton Co-operative Society.

One of the community hats on the Hats Off To Denton Sculpture Trail inside the Funky Chicken Tearoom. In the early 1900s, it was thought that in order to be successful you needed to wear a hat hence the phrase "Get Ahead, Get a Hat". There was a huge trade in hats, with Denton being a global centre, and the largest hat-making town in Great Britain. Get ahead, Get a hat is inspired by this industrious past with support from Denton Local History Society and Denton Hats. The design is by Gordon Banks, who with a background in textiles was keen to learn more about the history of Denton. As a Tameside based freelance artist, he is always excited to work on local projects so was delighted to design and paint this hat.

One of the community hats on the Hats Off To Denton Sculpture Trail inside the Funky Chicken Tearoom. In the early 1900s, it was thought that in order to be successful you needed to wear a hat hence the phrase "Get Ahead, Get a Hat". There was a huge trade in hats, with Denton being a global centre, and the largest hat-making town in Great Britain. Get ahead, Get a hat is inspired by this industrious past with support from Denton Local History Society and Denton Hats. The design is by Gordon Banks, who with a background in textiles was keen to learn more about the history of Denton. As a Tameside based freelance artist, he is always excited to work on local projects so was delighted to design and paint this hat.

The A57 through Denton from outside The Bowling Green a.k.a The Pit Stop.

Hand car wash on Manchester Road.