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Rhode Houses ShopThe shop at Rhode Houses in Hawk Green run by Charles and Heather Plevin. Provided by Great Nephew David Myers.Jul 12, 2019

Ridge QuarryA hand-coloured postcard of Ridge Quarry. Provided by Janet Holmes.Dec 25, 2018

Hill Top Farm c1950Hill Top Farm c1950 when still owned and worked as a farm by George Watson. Provided by Alan McFall / Edmund Wilkinson.Jan 22, 2018

Hill Top Farm c2017Hill Top Farm photographed in November 2017 for comparison to older photos. Provided by Alan McFall.Jan 22, 2018

Rhode HousesRhode Houses at Hawk Green, from Marple Local History Society Archives.Jul 06, 2017

Hawk Green CottagesHawk Green Cottages in winter. Provided by Janet Holmes.Aug 08, 2016

Cricket on Hawk GreenCricket on the green at Hawk Green. From Marple Local History Society Archives.Jul 17, 2016

Hawk Green

This album features Hawk Green, which has a real village feel to it, with the Crown Pub overlooking the Green, it's own Cricket Club and an active residents' association determined to preserve and promote it. Click here to visit Hawk Green RA.

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The Goyt Mill

This album contains pictures of the Goyt Mill, built in 1905 at Hawk Green. It features the demolition of the huge chimney, a visible landmark for miles around, and the machinery in the mill before it was removed.

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Hill Top Farm3485 viewsHill Top Farm, Hawk Green looks little different today.

Barnes Fold Cottage2807 viewsBarnes Fold Cottage, built in 1659, from Marple Local History Society Archives.

The Crown Pub2730 viewsA large group outside the Crown Public House, probably 1914 - 1918.

Upper Hibbert Lane2632 viewsHalf Acre Terrace, Upper Hibbert Lane - Looking up towards the Green.

Hawk Green Terrace2150 views"Home Sweet Home" - Brick Row at Hawk Green it says on the card.

Hawk Green Recreation Ground1940 viewsHawk Green Recreation Ground is rarely photographed from this side. Does this image provided by John Kershaw show Shepley Mill Chimney in the background?

Hawk Green from Windlehurst Road1753 viewsA view looking back towards Hawk Green from Broadhurst's bridge on Windlehurst Road, with Goyt Mill and Shepley Mill chimneys dominating the skyline.

Shepley Lane1741 viewsA 17th Century house on Shepley Lane, Hawk Green.

Random files - Hawk Green

Goyt MillThe Goyt Mill during construction. From Marple Local History Society Archives.

Goyt Mill MachineryFly Wheel, 29 ft. diameter, 52 ropes to six floors in the Goyt Mill.

Goyt Mill ChimneyThe Goyt Mill Chimney is now just a stump and another of Marple's landmarks disappears.

Shepley LaneA 17th Century house on Shepley Lane, Hawk Green.

The Goyt MillThe Goyt Spinning Mill, Hawk Green, Marple.

Hawk Green CottageA Hawk Green Cottage built in 1686. From Marple Local History Society Archives.

Hawk GreenA closer view of the house taken from the Crown towards the Ridge with the old Cricket Ground in the foreground.

The Crown PubThe Crown Pub at Hawk Green.

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A Virtual History Tour of Marple and District

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