Heathbank Road

From Site

Heathbank Road forms part of a 'Y' junction with Hulme Hall Road just before the bridge. This long residential street runs parallel to the Crewe railway line, and may have been built around the time the line was built. There are many old Victorian buildings along this road, as well as newer buildings. It is the home of Greenbank School.

Gallery

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Heathbank Road at the junction with Hulme Hall Road. Notice the old lamppost with the sign to Bramhall, and the houses in the background which are there today.	Hall Cottage at number 112.	The junction, taken from Hulme Hall Road in 1905. Notice the little car emerging from under the bridge.	Hall Cottage at number 112, taken on 28 October 1907.
A view of Cheadle Hulme School as it was in April 1958.	Heathbank Road in January 2002.	Facing towards the junction on 21 June 2009.