As the Crow Flies
Mr Pickles the Crow and Year 5 at Milton St John’s School flew through the history of our town uncovering romantic adventures, waving men off to war and imagining the sound of hundreds of clogs clattering on cobbles.
Pupils found blueprints of mill houses and shared stories from their grandparents, as well as learning about how children of their age would be working in the mills not so long ago. ‘As The Crow Flies’ shares these with you.
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1Milton School
Mr Pickles Goes To School
1942 -
2Roughtown Road / Carrhill Road Junction
Mr Pickles Meets Mr Pickles
1868 -
3Quickwood
Mr Pickles Visits Quickwood
1828 -
4Mossley Community Centre
Mr Pickles Visits St John's
1926 -
5The Old Drill Hall
Mr Pickles at Drill Hall
1914 -
6Woodend Mill by River Bridge
Mr Pickles At Woodend Mill
1894 -
7The Canal By The Lock
Mr Pickles On The Canal
1815 -
Now head to Mossley Heritage Centre & Emmaus!
Select a trail
Each trail was researched by one of Mossley’s schools and takes you across seven places exploring our local history!
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A Goose's Gander
George the Goose takes you around Micklehurst to uncover weird and wonderful facts.
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A Dog's Life
Shirley the Sheepdog will round you up and show you life in Mossley through the ages.
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A Bat’s Eye View
Bugler Bat uncovers details of the tram crash, the story of Annaville Terrace and Mossley in World War 2.
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A Horse’s Tale
Hannah the Horse takes you on an incredible journey of war, buns & bonfires! (And murder and robbery!)
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