This week's #MysteryMonday location puzzle has a railway theme. The date was 12 May 1956, but our question to you is - where was it? Reply if you think you know and we'll confirm the answer later.

What a lovely photo! What a shiny bus! But this is our #MysteryMonday photo this week, so the question is simple - where was the photo taken? Tell us if you think you know, and we'll post the answer later.

It's #MysteryMonday when we get you to be armchair detective. So it's a simple question this week: where was this photo taken?

It's Monday, and for us that means #MysteryMonday. This smart #Oldham Corporation bus is waiting to go to Manchester, if the destination blind is to be believed: but where is it?

This is our first #MysteryMonday post of the year so it's the North Western bus company, whose centenary we'll celebrate at an event in our museum on 22/23 April. So we have two questions this week: where was this photo taken, and in what year?

We're posting the 'twelve buses of Christmas' , vintage views of buses in the snow. But it's also #MysteryMonday, so do you know where this photo was taken?

Just finished this mystery. It was a quick and easy read. I’ll be checking out more in the series. #MysteryMonday #bookstodon #reading

Remember those warm days of summer? Today's #MysteryMonday shot takes us back to days of hikes in the hills with a pub at the end of the walk. But where was this 1980s view taken? Reply if you think you know and we'll confirm later.

The bus to Romiley - but where was the photo taken? We know, but you have to guess as it's this week's #MysteryMonday photo. Clue: pretty much every building still stands.

Today, our #MysteryMonday photo has a railway theme. This photo was taken in Greater Manchester - but where? Reply if you think you know, and we'll give you the answer later.

Suburbs and a single decker - but where? It's this week's #MysteryMonday photo so if you know, reply and we'll confirm the location later.

It's #MysteryMonday! Two questions for you this week: 1. where was this photo taken, and 2. what cultural icon links this spot to the present? If you know, reply below!