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Sale

In Trafford, Greater Manchester, is Sale, England. Along the line which runs between the York (Eboracum) and Chester (Deva Victrix) fortresses, via the fort at Manchester (Mamucium), lies Sale; the A56 follows the route of the road through the town.

In 1840, it was rebuilt and, in 1920, demolished, but its dovecote, in Walkden Gardens, and its lodge, the latter occupied by Sale Golf Club, are two buildings in its grounds that have survived. In 1972, the construction of the M63 led to the creation of Sale Water Park.

Sale became an unparished area of a district of the Greater Manchester, the Metropolitan Borough of Trafford. Ashton upon Mersey and Brogden Grove are areas in Sale out of Trafford's twenty-one areas of conservation. Called Sale Park, Worthington Park was opened in 1900.

Part of Sale F.C., the professional Sale Sharks team split from it in 2003. In 2004, as Sports Club of the Year in Trafford, Sale United FC plays at Crossford Bridge. At Sale Water Park is Sale Water Ski Club.

By the 19th century end, the population of the town had more than tripled, the line arrival in 1849 triggered Sale's growth for Manchester as a commuter town, leading to a residents influx. Dissolved in 1974, the Sale Municipal Borough Council include the coat of arms on Sale Town Hall. In the hundred of Bucklow and Cheshire, Sale was a township in the Ashton upon Mersey parish that is ancient.

Moved to Sale in the 1870s for his health, Joule died in 1889 at his home at 12 Wardle Road, and buried in Brooklands Cemetery. Formed in 1972, Sale has a Gilbert and Sullivan society, which performs at Altrincham Garrick Playhouse. With the parents of children, for their education, paying fees, there were private schools, in Ashton upon Mersey one and in Sale by 1831.