Nostalgia
Nostalgia column: Did William Shakespeare perform in Ormskirk?
Dot Broady Hawkes takes a look at Ormskirk in bygone times.
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Sunday Nostalgia: Manchester United at Old Trafford - Then & Now
Welcome to Then and Now, where each week we compare images of Manchester streets, landmarks, buildings and events from bygone days with today.
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Nostalgia: 11 photos of Remembrance services in the North East
I took a look through our archives for photos from Remembrance Day and Remembrance Sunday.
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Blast from the past: The most talked about topics from July 30, 1991
We take a look back at letters to the editor in the Birmingham Mail
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Cardiff remembered: Paradise Place
Author Brian Lee writes a weekly history and nostalgia column for the South Wales Echo.
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Nostalgia: The Manchester links with the star of classic 60s film Billy Liar
We recall the many Manchester connections of distinguished actor Sir Tom Daniel Courtenay.
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Aberystwyth in past decades
This week we look at memories of the seaside town that hosts an university and the National Library of Wales.
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World War I history exhibited at Sunderland’s The Fans Museum
A unique piece of World War I history – which was almost lost forever – will go on display for the first time from November 11 at a Sunderland museum.
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Nostalgia: The brave Manchester women who crewed anti-aircraft guns during World War II
We remember the brave Manchester women who played vital roles during World War II.
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Letters to the Editor: Let's celebrate our heroes
Rain Rescue will be celebrating servicemen and women and animals from both wars.
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Nostalgia: Fans meet The Beach Boys backstage at Manchester Odeon
We take a look back at the events that took place this past week over the years.
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Blast from the past: The most talked about topics from July 21, 1989
We take a look back at letters to the editor in the Birmingham Mail