Memory Lane
Treasured Manchester football photos transformed in Memory Lane
Images from the past are brought to life using the brand-new Memory Lane feature allowing you to recreate your nostalgic photos
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Memory Lane
Transform your historic photos of Manchester into glorious colour
Using the brand-new Memory Lane feature you can recreate your own historic photos adding a splash of colour
Memory Lane
Memory Lane brings new life into historic Birkenhead photos
Our new feature enables you upload historic black and white images and blast them with colour.
Memory Lane
Memory Lane brings 1960s Christmas to life but Santa isn't wearing red!
Christmas in Colour thanks to InYourArea's latest feature Memory Lane.
Memory Lane
'Memory Lane' revitalises historic Everton photos
The new In Your Area feature allows you to upload your historical photographs and colourise any that are black and white.
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Historical photograph reveals former cottage in Old Swan
The cottage, which was located on the junction of Prescot Road and Queens Drive, was demolished to make way for St. Brennan's Catholic Church.
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Nostalgia: Soccer legend Bobby Charlton's Old Trafford testimonial
Take a trip down memory lane, looking back at the newsworthy stories of the era
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H.M.S. Royal Oak, a name borne by Eight Royal Navy ship
Her name was derived from the oak tree in which Charles II hid himself whilst fleeing the country during the English Civil War.
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Kemsing well was a place of pilgrimage
Waters from the well were reputed to have healing powers
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Badshot Lea and Hale parish bid farewell to vicar after 64 years in ministry
Rev John Innes studied history at Oxford and after National Service in the Tank Corps, studied theology at Cambridge
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Nostalgia Quiz: The Manchester music scene of the sixties and seventies
How well do you remember the Bee Gees, Nash and other stars of the Manchester music scene?
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The Royal Navy's West Africa Squadron and the campaign against slavery
At its most active period the West Africa Squadron would cost the exchequer almost 2% of government spending and half of all naval expenditure.