1850. 1850
1860. 1860
      1860. 1860: Leaf Street Baths and Wash House
            Manchester and Salford Baths and Laundries Company establish first bathhouse in Hulme
1870. 1870
1880. 1880
      1880. 1880: Fancy Dress Ball Raid
            "One of the foulest orgies to ever disgrace any town": Famous raid on a drag (?) ball in a temperance hall by Det Jerome Caminada
1890. 1890
1900. 1900
      1906. 1906: Pryme Street Baths and Wash House
            Second bath and wash house built with laundry and slipper baths only
1910. 1910
1920. 1920
1930. 1930
1940. 1940
1950. 1950
1960. 1960
1970. 1970
1980. 1980
      1983. 1983: The Old Pubs of Hulme
            Guide to pubs in old Hulme published. "There was also a dancing bear outside the pubs on Chester Road, which per­formed for our pennies"
      1984. 1984: The Hulme Project
            Workshops held to discuss the future of Hulme with residents
      1985. 1985: Hulme Tenant's Alliance
            Umbrella group formed to share information and support on Hulme-wide issues
      1985. 1985: Second Hulme Conference
            Conference to discuss future of Hulme at Birley High School
      1985. 1985: From Hulme All Blessings Flow
            Memoirs of a Henry Watkin, a Hulme resident published, who grew up around 1900
      1988. 1988: Housing Defects In Manchester
            Publication by Manchester City Council detailing the terrible state of their council housing stock, railing at Central Government
1990. 1990
      1990. 1990: Homocult
            Controversial working class queer artists publish their manifesto
      1990. 1990: P.I.G. (Public Information Gazette)
            Local newsletter started by Hulme residents
      1991. 1991: Hulme Park
            Park built in Hulme using "design against crime" principles
      1991. 1991: Views from the Crescents
            Publication of a fifteen month project to record peoples experiences of Hulme and their aspirations
      1992. 1992: Community Planning Workshop
            Report published on "the new yeart of hulme"
      1992. 1992: Gaia 92 and bLoOm Arts
            Artists' collective formed to introduce art to the Hulme City Challenge and pressure public agencies for more funding
      1992. 1992: Hulme City Challenge
            Manchester City Council submits proposal for transforming Hulme to central government
      1994. 1994: Hulme Guide To Development
            Hulme Regeneration Ltd. publishes guide to what they learned working on Hulme
      1997. 1997: Hulme High Street
            Hulme shopping center redeveloped
      1997. 1997: Homes & Work For Change
            Cooperative living and workspace set up, known locally as the Yellowbricks
2000. 2000
2010. 2010