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All Saints' ChurchA classic view of the old church at All Saints', provided by Janet Holmes.Dec 23, 2017

St. Mary's ChurchThe interior of St. Mary's Church, Marple Bridge. Provided by Janet Holmes.Dec 23, 2017

Campanologists at work in All Saints'Campanologists Pamela Andrew and Peter Nicholson at work in the All Saints' tower.Nov 05, 2017

Rudhall Bells in All Saints' Old ChurchThe Rudhall bells in All Saints' Church, provided by Pamela Andrew.Nov 05, 2017

All Saints' ChurchAll Saints' Church and Coach House, provided by Janet Holmes.Aug 31, 2017

All Saints' VicarageThe Vicarage at All Saints', provided by Janet Holmes.Aug 08, 2016

All Saints', Marple.

The first recorded service at All Saints’ was in 1588, when the population of Marple stood at 160. A Georgian Chapel was built in 1811 and in 1880 the current Victorian Church was built alongside. In 1964 the derelict Georgian Chapel was demolished but the old church tower was retained to house the bells and is still used today.

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Saint Martin's, Low Marple

Saint Martin's Church on Brabyns Brow, Low Marple was built by the Hudson family in 1869/70. The first church on this site was a temporary iron shed built in 1867 and the new church designed by John Dando Sedding was a striking contrast embracing the Arts and Craft Movement started by William Morris.

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Saint Paul's, Compstall

Saint Paul's Church in Compstall was built by the Andrews family between 1839 and 1841 at a cost of £2,000. After the loss in 1905 of its Vicar of 48 years, Rev W.H. Hopkins, the church was extensively renovated and extended.

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Methodist Churches

Methodist Churches of Marple and District, present and past. Including Marple Methodist Church on Church Lane, Ridge Methodist Church and Trinity Methodist Church, formerly on Market Street.

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Congregational Churches

This album features the Congregational Churches of Marple Bridge and Marple. The latter, on Hibbert Lane, now being the United Reformed Church.

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Other Churches

This album covers other Marple and District Churches that do not currently have enough photos to merit their own album. It includes St. Mary's, Marple Bridge, Holy Spirit, Marple, the Evangelical Church on Queen Street, Kingdom Hall and one or two others. If more pictures become available separate albums will be created.

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Marple Bridge Congregational Church & Hall2088 viewsMarple Bridge Congregational Church and Hall.

Marple Bridge Congregational Church.2031 viewsMarple Bridge Congregational Church.

United Reform Church1621 viewsThe United Reform Church on Hibbert Lane before dry rot claimed its steeple.

Kingdom Hall1278 viewsKingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, from Marple Local History Society Archives.

Jubilee Methodist Church770 viewsThe Jubilee Primitive Methodist Chapel, Compstall.

St. Mary's Church704 viewsThe interior of St. Mary's Church, Marple Bridge.

Saint Paul's Church671 viewsA leafy view of St. Paul's Church, Compstall.

Marple Bridge Congregational Church & Hall662 viewsThe Congregational Church & Hall on Hollins Lane, Marple Bridge.

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Rudhall Bells in All Saints' Old ChurchThe Rudhall bells in All Saints' Church, provided by Pamela Andrew.

AlmshousesThe Almshouses, built to home five poor widows of Marple in memory of John Warburton Bridge. From Marple Local History Society Archives.

Newhouse Hill Methodist ChapelInside Newhouse Hill Chapel at Harvest Festival time. From Marple Local History Society Archives.

All Saints' Stables & Almshouses 1978All Saints' Stables and the Almshouses on Church Lane, from the Marple Civic Society Archives, dated 1978.

Plans to expand All Saints' Old ChurchA drawing of the proposed exterior of All Saints' produced in 1874, before it was realised that the foundations were not up to it. From Marple Local History Society Archives.

All Saints' Old ChurchAn unusual angle on All Saints' Old Church not long before demolition. From Marple Local History Society Archives.

Trinity Methodist PantomimeAll dressed up for the Trinity Methodist Pantomime.

All Saints' New Church InteriorThe interior of All Saints' New Church.

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A Virtual History Tour of Marple and District

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