1590: Plague victims buried in pit in Hart Hill meadow

1825: Buile Hill mansion and estate built

1876: The official opening of Seedley Park on 17 June

1903: Buile Hill Park officially opened on 22 July

1906: Buile Hill mansion opened as a Natural History museum

1909: Two tennis courts built

1916: Anti-aircraft gun fixed in Buile Hill Park

1928: Buile Hill conservatory is opened

1934: An 18 hole pitch and putt course is opened

1938: The new cafe and the Hart Hill extension are officially opened

1939: The Park's office becomes the headquarters of C Flight of the RAF Balloon Barrage

1940: A bomb is dropped on Buile Hill

1941: Salford blitz

1943: Iron fencing along Eccles Old Road boundary removed for manufacture of bullets

1945: V.E. Day celebrations take place in Buile Hill. Seedley Park lake is filled in

1948: Reinstatement of Buile Hill conservatory

1963: A garden for the blind is officially opened

1972: Pets corner is opened

1975: Natural History Museum replaced by Salford Museum of Mining

1980: Buile Hill mansion listed as a Grade 2 listed building

2000: Lancashire Mining Museum closes

2001: Buile Hill Park listed as a Grade 2 designated park

2008: Planning consent for conversion of mansion development and former stables into 93 bedroom hotel, function rooms and leisure suite.