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Saturday, 27th September 2003
Then and Now: Crumpsall
 Crumpsall Lane in 1926Composer Frederick Chopin once lived in the area, and it still proudly retains its Victorian credentials in the 21st century. Although Crumpsall Lane in 1926, pictured above, showing a winding tree-lined cobbled road with large houses on either side, has been replaced by modern semi-detached houses, many other buildings have simply changed with the times.  The same location todayHe was chairman of the North Manchester Hospital Management Committee, whose remit included the Jewish Hospital. The archive photograph is part of a collection chronicling the changing face of Manchester during the past 250 years. The collection of 77,000 images that can be found on computer at Manchester Central Library.
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