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Seymour Street, MANCHESTER, M34 3PF

The church has been active since 1946, when Pastor Alf Webb invited people to services in a room above Stevensons Electrical Supplies in Denton. It wasn't until 1948 that building work was commenced at a site on Seymour Street. In September 1950 Carmel Denton was opened and Pastor Durham became the new pastor. In 1959 a smaller hall was built next to the main building. Mr and Mrs Alf Slater began attending the church. In 1960 Alf was made an elder and remained one until 2005. In 1977 an extension to the main building was opened with joined the main building to the smaller hall. In 1985 the name was changed to Carmel Christian Centre and in 1987 Jim and Jackie Bowler took over as joint leaders of the church. They remained leaders until their retirement in June 2006, when the leadership was passed over to Mark Thomas. Church website: http://www.carmelcc.org.uk/

Traditional chippie on Belgrave Street - eat in or take away. Note: Photograph is for record purposes only. The photographer has no personal connection with the business depicted.

On the left is the warehouse, distribution hub and training centre of Multiple Winding http://www.multiplewinding.co.uk/ The firm started in 1916 supplying textile yarns, woven fabrics and multi-end wound fibres. In the First World War they specialised in the production of cotton coverings for telephony cables. The company is now under the ownership of B&W Fibreglass. Note: Photograph is for record purposes only. The photographer has no personal connection with the business depicted.

Formerly the British Legion Club. Currently (September 2015) closed and for sale.

Leading towards Windmill Lane.

Former British Legion Club now closed and for sale.

According to http://dentonclub.wixsite.com/denton-westend/home "Over 130 years ago a group of men set up a gardening club in the Queens Hotel on Manchester Road Denton. At some point they fell out with the landlord and 4 of the men relocated to a house across the road to continue their club. As history shows this then went on to become Denton West End Working Men's Club. Both the Queens Hotel and the former West End club were demolished for the motorway and the club is now at a second location on Grosvenor Street."

View from the top deck of a bus stopped on Manchester Road North at the junction with Seymour Street. The bus will turn right onto Seymour Street to cross the M67 motorway and left onto Manchester Road into Denton.

On the corner of Wilton Street and Taylor Street.

Spencer House on Taylor Lane is the headquarters of the Nationwide Transport Breakdown Services http://ntbs.co.uk/ The premises were previously occupied (Streetview 2009) by a supplier of garage doors. Note: Photograph is for record purposes only. The photographer has no personal connection with the business depicted.