In 1903 Emmeline Pankhurst became very well known for what?

In what year was the world’s first professional football league was set up at the Royal Hotel in Manchester?

In 1590 Dr John Dee was appointed Warden of the Chetham Library, he was ordered to leave Manchester for allegedly doing what?

12 paintings known as The Manchester Murals are commissioned by Ford Madox Brown in 1879, Which building are they in?

The Bee Gees are from Manchester, but which suburb are they from?

A Northern Soul nightclub was famously resident in Manchester attracting acts such as Ike and Tina Turner and Eric Clapton. What was it called?

Manchester was named by the Romans - Mamucium, what does this loosely translate to?

The Vegetarian movement was said to have been founded in Salford 1847. What was the first vegetarian church called?

During the industrial revolution Manchester had a nickname what was it?

Trafford is home to the largest Kellogs factory outside the US, what year did it open?

There was only 1 statue of a woman in Manchester until 2019 when Emmeline Pankhurst was commissioned - who is this statue of?

Spring Gardens and Fountain Street are actually sites of natural springs and this is how they got their names.

The Shakespeare Inn is one of the oldest pubs in Manchester, there is said to be a spirit of a ghost of a what?