This is a selection of twentieth century buildings from around Tameside.
Concrete Totem Dale Street East Ashton
Tameside Hippodrome Oldham Road Ashton
Originally opened on 21st November 1904
Architects: JJ Alley Francis Edison Drury Joseph and G Gomersall
Pavilion Cinema Old Street Ashton
The Picture Pavilion opened on 21st December 1908
Architects: JJ Alley Francis Edison Drury Joseph and G Gomersall
Metro Cinema Old Street Ashton
Opened 22 April 1920
Architects: Arnold England
Ladysmith Car Park Gas Street Ashton
Burton’s Stamford Street Ashton
BT Exchange England Street Ashton
Beanland House #2 Hartshead Avenue Ashton
Beanland House #2 Gambrel Bank Road Ashton
St Christophers RC Lees Road Ashton
Architect: Francis A Kerr 1955
Waterloo Methodist Church Vale Street Ashton
Architects: JC Prestwich and Son 1968
St Marys RC Market Street Denton
Architects: Walter Stirrup & Sons job architect Kevin Houghton 1963
BT Exchange Manchester Road Denton
Substation Ashworth Street Denton
TSB Clock Ashton Road Denton
Architects: Taylor Young and Partners 1959
Concord Suite Manchester Road Droylsden
New Inn Greenside Lane Droylsden
St Stephens RC Chappell Road Droylsden
Garden Village Broadway Fairfield
Architects: Edgar Wood and James Henry Sellers 1914-1920
Princess Cinema King Street Dukinfield 1913
Housing King Street Dukinfield
Odeon – St Pauls Church Stockport Road Guide Bridge
Architects Drury & Gomersall 1936
Festival of Britain Mural Hyde Town Hall
Artist: Harry Rutherford 1951
Theatre Royal – Masjid At Tawheed Corporation Street Hyde
Architects: Campell & Horsley 1902
Co-operative Store Market Street Hyde
NatWest Bank Market Street Hyde
Martins – Barclays Bank Market Street Hyde 1965
BT Exchange Water Street Hyde
Indoor Market Market Street Hyde
Indoor Market Clarendon Street Hyde
Supermarket Sign Borough Arcade Hyde
Jobcentre New Beech Street Hyde
Astoria Cinema New Beech Street Hyde 1914
Kerry Foods Ltd Godley Hill Rd
Bus Shelter Wakefield Road Heyrod
St Josephs RC Curzon Street Mossley
Architects: Desmond Williams & Associates 1965
Substation Market Street Mossley
Old Post Office Manchester Road Mossley
Substation Mill Street Mossley
Palace Cinema Stamford Street Stalybridge 1913
Labour Exchange Queen Street Stalybridge
Clinic Waterloo Road Stalybridge
Shopping Precinct Melbourne Street Stalybridge
BT Exchange Corporation Street Stalybridge
Methodist Church High Street Stalybridge
Architects: HG Briggs 1966
St Raphaels RC Huddersfield Road Stalybridge
Architects: Massey & Massey 1961
Modern Mooch 
What an amazing blog! I am really glad I stumbled on this excellent resource and thanks for documenting important architectural history. After looking at this, I have developed an interest in modern churches. The final one in Stalybridge (don’t want to click back in case the message is deleted) is wonderful and it is a tradgedy it is abandoned. You should make some coffee table books. I’d buy.
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Thanks Dr Jim – it will be available as a book soon via In Tameside website also in the Portland Basin Museum shop right now.
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