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Acre Street, MANCHESTER, M34 2BW

Originally known as Denton Council School, the buildings on Duke Street were converted to a military hospital during the First World War. During the Second World War it was used as a first aid station, run by the St John Ambulance Brigade. It is now Dental Central Primary School and ASD Resource Base, Manchester. The main entrance is on Acre Street Image Another part of the school was used as a Young People's Centre Image but that is now closed and for sale.

Originally known as Denton Council School, the buildings on Duke Street were converted to a military hospital during the First World War. During the Second World War it was used as a first aid station, run by the St John Ambulance Brigade. It is now Dental Central Primary School and ASD Resource Base Image, Manchester. The main entrance is on Acre Street. Another part of the school was used as a Young People's Centre Image but that is now closed and for sale.

On the left is what was Denton Council School. The buildings were converted to a military hospital during the First World War. During the Second World War it was used as a first aid station, run by the St John Ambulance Brigade. It is now Dental Central Primary School and ASD Resource Base, Manchester Image The main entrance is on Acre Street. A separate part of the school further down Duke Street was used as a Young People's Centre Image but that is now closed and for sale.

One of two greens in Victoria Park.

The ladies bowling green in Victoria Park covered in the first snow of winter 2011/12.

Play continues in Victoria Park during the Denton Carnival.

Not all the bowlers are of the female gender. The Denton Carnival was in full swing all around them.

Part of what was originally Denton Council School Image on Duke Street is the former Young People's Centre Image which is currently (October 2015) closed and up for sale for offers in the region of £250,000. The property is described as comprising a single storey brick built premises beneath a pitched slate roof. Internally the property is split into circa 20 rooms comprising offices, meeting rooms, large central hall, stores and kitchen/WC facilities. There is a mix of vinyl, laminate and carpeted flooring, fluorescent strip lights and some rooms with suspended ceilings. Externally there is a yard to the rear and some smaller out buildings for storage.

One of the two bowling greens in Victoria Park, Denton.

Children's play area at Victoria Park.