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Marple Bridge MultiviewA multiview card of Marple Bridge featuring Town Street. Provided by Janet Holmes. May 22, 2020

Marple Bridge MultiviewA multiview postcard of Marple Bridge provided by Janet Holmes.May 22, 2020

Weir and Corn MillYou can't see the Corn Mill in this shot looking across to Town Street, only the weir. Provided by Janet Holmes.May 22, 2020

Town Street Buildings Buildings on Town Street, Marple Bridge. Note the plaque saying "Victoria Place 1842". From Marple Local History Society Archives.May 01, 2020

Town StreetTown Street, Marple Bridge, with horse and carriage outside what is now the post office. From Marple Local History Society Archives.May 01, 2020

Town Street 1976Town Street, Marple Bridge, in 1976. From Marple Local History Society Archives.May 01, 2020

Town Street Building Work 1993Building on Town Street - construction underway. From Marple Local History Society Archives.May 01, 2020

Marple Bridge

This album features Marple Bridge and the Weir and Corn Mill once known as Flowerdew Mill, as well as many other photographs of the general Marple Bridge area, including Lower Fold, Low Lea Road and Glossop Road.

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Town Street

This album focuses on Town Street, the main shopping area of Marple Bridge and now central to the Marple Bridge Conservation Area. It includes a series of pictures that chart the dramatic collapse and eventual repair of Town Street after it fell into the river in 1991.

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Mill Brow

This album features the tiny hamlet of Mill Brow, Marple Bridge, which now centres around the local pub the Hare and Hounds.

15 files, last one added on Dec 02, 2019
Album viewed 1062 times

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Horseshoe Inn2950 viewsThe Horseshoe Inn and Lower Fold, Marple Bridge.

Lower Fold2781 viewsLower Fold, Marple Bridge, from a 1960s postcard.

Cruck Barn2489 viewsThe old Cruck Barn at Mill Brow, Marple Bridge.

Lower Fold2334 viewsLower Fold, Marple Bridge, in quieter times. From Marple Local History Society Archives.

Low Lea Road2231 viewsA view looking down Low Lea Road, Marple Bridge, taken in 1959.

Marple Bridge2099 viewsA handcoloured shot of Marple Bridge from a Souvenir of Marple Booklet.

Heys Farm1839 viewsHeys Farm, Marple Bridge, in the area between Glossop Road, Ley Lane and Constable Drive.

Hollins Lane1743 viewsHollins Lane, Marple Bridge.

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Mellor Road and ChapelMellor Road and Chapel, Marple Bridge. Provided by Janet Holmes.

Town Street 1996The Norfolk Arms, Marple Bridge in 1996. From Marple Local History Society Archives.

Congregational Chapel 1978Marple Bridge Congregational Chapel, from the Marple Civic Society Archives, dated 1978.

Town StreetTown Street, Marple Bridge, with the Norfolk Arms to the extreme left.

FinchwoodFinchwood on Glossop Road, once home to Joel Wainwright. From Marple Local History Society Archives.

Travellers' CallA vintage bus passing the Travellers' Call, Marple Bridge. Provided by Ray Noble.

Railway Inn FlyerA publicity flyer for the Railway Public House on Town Street, Marple Bridge. From Marple Local History Society Archives.

Marple BridgeMarple Bridge, provided by Janet Holmes.

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A Virtual History Tour of Marple and District

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