Click on the underscored words to
obtain further information on De La Salle, past students and other topics
which maybe of interest.
Alumni |
Similar to the Friendsreunited
site but on a world scale. To find De La Salle choose UK then
England then Rochdale. De La Salle and Hopwood Hall should then
be on the left of the screen. As at 13 January 2002 there was
just one entry relating to Hopwood and that was for the present Hopwood
Hall College. |
Cardinal
Langley RC School |
The De La Salle Brothers were
the original Trustees of this school. Their most famous ex-pupil
to date is Paul Scholes the England and Manchester United midfielder. |
De
La Salle, Pendleton, Salford |
This site is dedicated to
the old boys of the school which closed sometime ago. The school
site is now, I believe, being redeveloped for housing. |
Find
a schoolmate |
Similar to the friendsreunited
site. To find De La Salle, Rochdale choose England then Manchester! As
at 13 January 2002 there was just one entry. |
Friendsreunited |
Use to contact
old classmates. You will need to search for De La Salle under
Manchester and Hopwood Hall under Rochdale to find all students who
have registered. There are 298 DLS students listed in the former
and 42 in the latter though some of these may be double entries.
The DLS in Rochdale listing seems to have been cleared of names. (Position
as at 23 January 2002). |
Hopwood
Hall College |
This is the
page on the International
Education Service site about the
present college. |
Map
from 1848 |
View a map
of Hopwood Hall as it looked in 1848 on an old black and white map.
You will also be able to see the clough and Hopwood Mill on the map.
From the home page type in "Hopwood" in the search
box. Then choose the correct "Hopwood" i.e. Lancashire
& Furness. Click on the arrow keys around the map until the map
is centred on the Hall which has a grid reference of 387488 408298.
You can then enlarge the map or view a modern map of the same
area. |
Olympics |
Read about
Hopwood Hall's role as a satellite venue in Manchester's ultimately
failed bid to host the Olympics in 2000. The page is taken from
the House of Commons debate. Scroll down to column 1292 or do
a search on "Hopwood" once the page is loaded. |
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