A history of the Wigan Tramways, submitted by Ron Hunt, including some informative images.
The story of a collapsed property at the Viaduct Houses and the death of John Banks and his bizarre internment. An article by Andy Lomax
A history of the Victorian brewer and his contribution to the lives and buildings of Ince, in both good and bad times.
The story of William and his playing field.
Tom Walsh recounts his mother's cooking when growing up in Scholes, and how it has influenced his culinary over many years.
Recollections by Kathleen Horrobin of living in the lodges at the Plantation Gates in the 1970's.
In Lingen Lodge, Terre Haute, Indiana, USA, is a remarkable 400-year-old oak-paneled room that originates in England. It is The Myles Standish Room .
A potted history of the famous Wigan metal scarap business of the Calderbank family.
A brief history of Winstanley Park Tennis Club, by Tom Walsh and Christine Charnock Jones, charting the history from 1921 to today.
An article by David Foster, whose family developed a business relationship with John Jarvis Broughton. David charts the different owners of JJB Sports shops.
Recollections of the mining industry by Tom Walsh, following the dedication of the plaque commemorating the Edge Green Mine Disaster.
An extract from a publication by Carole Litter and John Hilton about a poem witten by a Wiganer on the Somme.