Ardwick
Ardwick Ardwick is an inner-city district of Manchester ... of the city centre. The village of Ardwick can be traced back to 1282, when ... was formed in 1838. The boundary between Ardwick and Manchester is the River Medlock, which ... now used as offices fror voluntary organisations. Ardwick is credited as being one of ...
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Ardwick Green
Ardwick Green Ardwick Green is an important public space in Ardwick, Manchester, England. It began as a private ... St Thomas, on the north side of Ardwick Green, was consecrated as a chapel of ... the grand buildings have been demolished - the Ardwick Empire Music Hall (later called Manchester ...
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Ardwick railway station
Ardwick railway station Ardwick railway station serves Ardwick in Manchester. It is about one mile south of Manchester Piccadilly. Ardwick is unmanned and has a single island ...
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Lawrence Furniss
... for the team which would later become Ardwick AFC and Manchester City. Whilst in his ... the time the club had named itself Ardwick AFC in 1887, Furniss had gained considerable ... the club, and was largely responsible for Ardwick's move to a new ground at ... 1889, Furniss was named secretary-manager of Ardwick, and led the team to win the ... This success played a large part in Ardwick gaining admittance to the Football League ...
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Manchester City F.C.
... St. Marks), they went on to become Ardwick A.F.C. in 1887 and moved ... a new ground at Hyde Road, in Ardwick in the east of the city, and were renamed Ardwick A.F.C. to reflect their new location. Ardwick joined the Football League as founder members ... to a reorganisation within the club, and Ardwick were reformed as Manchester City, with ...
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History of Manchester City F.C.
... ground at Hyde Road and were renamed Ardwick A.F.C. to reflect their new ... location in the east of the city. Ardwick A.F.C. joined the Football League ... to a reorganisation within the club, and Ardwick turned into Manchester City, with Manchester City ...
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Ashburys railway station
... and the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway's Ardwick branch, giving access for the Midland to ... Vue orGorton Northern Rail(Hope Valley Line) Ardwick Gorton Northern Rail(Manchester-Glossop Line) Ardwick UK railway stations: A B C D ...
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Hyde Road
... Hyde Road was a football stadium in Ardwick, Manchester. It was home to Manchester City ... 1887, when Lawrence Furniss, the secretary of Ardwick A.F.C (who later became Manchester ... on 23rd September 1894, the fans of Ardwick FC decided to form Manchester City F ...
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Manchester town center F.C.   (translated from German)
... the association played 1887 under the name Ardwick A.F.C. and moved afterwards into ... the year 1892 the association stepped as Ardwick A.F.C. the English Football League ...
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Talk:History of Manchester City F.C.
... they amalgamated with West Gorton to become Ardwick FC. 1894 saw the final change to ... quotes the year formed as 1887, as Ardwick, but in a "Previous Grounds" list it ...
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