Step into the violent underworld of the scuttlers - the gangs who turned the streets of Victorian Manchester into a battleground.
In Angel Meadow and Ancoats, young men and women armed with knives, belts and brass-tipped clogs are fighting for survival in a series of brutal clashes that leave blood on the flagstones and terror in their wake.
Brutalised by life in the world's first industrial city, they are fighting not for money but for the pride of the neighbourhoods they call home - and to win the title of King of the Scuttlers.
In this tour by me, historian and writer Dean Kirby, the author of the upcoming book The Scuttlers: The True Story of Manchester's Most Feared Gangs, you will hear the hidden story of how these tough Manchester lads and girls lived, fought and died.
If you are fascinated by the scuttlers and want to discover the lesser explored streets of Manchester, this tour is for you.
We'll meet outside Pot Kettle Black on Rochdale Road, just a two minute walk from Manchester Shudehill Bus Station.
The tour will finish in Cutting Room Square in Ancoats, which is a 10 minute walk to Shudehill bus station. I will walk back with any guests who want to return to the tour's start point.
Walk the streets where the scuttlers lived and fought overlooked by giant cotton mills in the historic Manchester district of Ancoats - the world's first industrial suburb.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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