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Ardwick is an area of Manchester, England, one mile (1.5 kilometres)
southeast of the city centre. The po****tion at the 2011
census was 19,250. Historically...
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English football.
Founded in 1880 as St. Mark's (West Gorton), they
became Ardwick ****ociation
Football Club in 1887 and
Manchester City in 1894. The club's...
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locally as The
Apollo and
formerly Manchester Apollo and ABC
Ardwick) is a
concert venue in
Ardwick Green, Manchester, England. It is a
Grade II
listed building...
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Ardwick Green Barracks is a
former military installation in
Ardwick, Manchester. The
barracks were
designed by
Lawrence Booth as the
headquarters of the...
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Ardwick Green is a
public space in
Ardwick, Manchester, England. It
began as a
private park for the
residents of
houses surrounding it
before Manchester...
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Liverpool and
Manchester Railway. A
branch line to
Ardwick, near the present-day
Manchester Piccadilly station, was
built giving p****enger...
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Ardwick Hall was a
large country house set
amongst grounds and
conservatories on the
eastern side of
Ardwick Green in Manchester.
Ardwick Hall was constructed...
- John
Cowburn Beavan,
Baron Ardwick (9
April 1910 – 18
August 1994) was a
British journalist,
Labour life peer and
Member of the
European Parliament. Born...
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Ardwick Ardwick is an
unincorporated community in Saskatchewan.
Ardwick was a
station on the
Canadian Pacific Railway where the
Shaunavon and Fife Lake...
