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Compstall


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This album covers the area of Compstall and also some that are technically Marple Bridge but sit better here in our view. The heart of Compstall has not changed drastically since it was built and today it benefits from the attractions of Etherow Country Park too. Well worth a visit.

46 files, last one added on Feb 07, 2010

 


Random files - Compstall
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The George PubThe George Public House, Marple Bridge (but near Compstall).
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Barton's ShopBarton's Shop, Andrew Street, Compstall.
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George Hotel Basement 2009When the current bridge near the George was built the road height was raised and the pub was extended upwards. You can see some evidence of this in these photos taken by Ruth Hargreaves.
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George Hotel Basement 2009When the current bridge near the George was built the road height was raised and the pub was extended upwards. You can see some evidence of this in these photos taken by Ruth Hargreaves.
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CompstallA Compstall view, looking towards Keg Wood.
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Walter StreetWalter Street, Compstall.
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CompstallA view over Compstall.
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The George and Compstall MillA procession goes past the George and Compstall Mill.

Last additions - Compstall
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Rawlings CottageRawlings Cottage on Rawlings (now Rollins) Lane. The people standing in the doorway are believed to be Edward Froggatt and Sarah Froggatt (nee Sandham). The date is unknown but probably early 1900s. Provided by Brad Froggatt.Feb 07, 2010
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George Hotel Basement 2009When the current bridge near the George was built the road height was raised and the pub was extended upwards. You can see some evidence of this in these photos taken by Ruth Hargreaves. Mar 01, 2009
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George Hotel Basement 2009When the current bridge near the George was built the road height was raised and the pub was extended upwards. You can see some evidence of this in these photos taken by Ruth Hargreaves. Mar 01, 2009
TheGeorgebasement004.jpg
George Hotel Basement 2009When the current bridge near the George was built the road height was raised and the pub was extended upwards. You can see some evidence of this in these photos taken by Ruth Hargreaves. Mar 01, 2009
TheGeorgebasement003.jpg
George Hotel Basement 2009When the current bridge near the George was built the road height was raised and the pub was extended upwards. You can see some evidence of this in these photos taken by Ruth Hargreaves. Mar 01, 2009
TheGeorgebasement001.jpg
George Hotel Basement 2009When the current bridge near the George was built the road height was raised and the pub was extended upwards. You can see some evidence of this in these photos taken by Ruth Hargreaves. Mar 01, 2009
TheGeorgebasement002.jpg
George Hotel Basement 2009When the current bridge near the George was built the road height was raised and the pub was extended upwards. You can see some evidence of this in these photos taken by Ruth Hargreaves. Mar 01, 2009
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George Hotel 1981The George Hotel, Compstall, from the Marple Civic Society Archives, dated 1981.Jan 17, 2009