Today's post for ABC Wednesday is K for "Kings Road" and the photo shows a section of this thoroughfare just east of the j...

This is not the Church Inn at Hurst Cross. It used to be, but no longer. Like several other former pubs in Ashton, it has been converted ...

Today's photo shows a row of houses in Cedar Street, in the Hurst district of Ashton. The houses are typical of the many brick-buil...

Today's post for ABC Wednesday is K for "King's Road" . The photo shows part of King's Road in Ashton, which runs...

Today's view of the world of Ashton under Lyne shows you this row of shops on Queens Road at Hurst Cross. They are known as the Rox...

Today's view of the world of Ashton under Lyne shows the newest supermarket to open in Ashton. This is a mini-Asda store that has o...

Today's photo from the world of Ashton under Lyne shows the pie shop on Kings Road at Hurst Cross. Right in the middle of this bloc...

Today's glimpse at the world of Ashton under Lyne shows the Hillgate pub in the Hurst Brook area of Ashton. The Hillgate stands o...

"O" is for "Oddfellows Arms" and today's photo shows the pub of that name on the corner of Kings Road and Alderle...

(Click photo for larger version. Press Back button to return here.) "0" is for "Old Man" and today's photo show...

(Click photo for larger version. Press Back button to return here.) "K" is for "Kings Road" and today's photo sho...

(Click photo for larger version. Press Back button to return here.) "U" is for "Union Road" and today's photo sho...

(Click photo for larger version. Press Back button to return here.) Cemeteries can be places where you find yourself at moments of great ...

(Click photo for larger version. Press Back button to return here.) This shop on Whiteacre Road sells doors. It probably sells other thin...

(Click photo for larger version. Press Back button to return here.) St John's Church in Hurst is one of the churches within the bound...

(Click photo for larger version. Press Back button to return here.) "B" is for "Brickwork" and there are plenty of ex...

(Click photo for larger version. Press Back button to return here.) Look up towards the sky at Hurst Cross and you see the centre of comm...

Today's photo is of Water Street Hat Works. Pardon? Many people who are familiar with Ashton will look and the photo and say "B...

The Napoleon Inn is on Botany Lane in the Hurst Brook area of Ashton. It is a fairly typical English "local" - a homely back str...

This photograph showing the boarded-up Miners' Refuge public house on Kings Road at Hurst Cross in Ashton, was taken in 2007. The pub w...