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Hodgkinson Fish ServerThis silver fish-serving set was present to Mrs Elizabeth Hodgkinson (nee Chipman) on her marriage to Henry Hodgkinson on 29 March 1877 by the lady tenants of the Hollins Mill Co. at Poise Mill (also known as Wellington Mill) in Bosden. Provided by Sue Gray via Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Hodgkinson Fish ServerThis silver fish-serving set was present to Mrs Elizabeth Hodgkinson (nee Chipman) on her marriage to Henry Hodgkinson on 29 March 1877 by the lady tenants of the Hollins Mill Co. at Poise Mill (also known as Wellington Mill) in Bosden. Provided by Sue Gray via Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Hollins HouseHollins House in Memorial Park, now council offices.
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Hollins HouseHollins House in Memorial Park around 1961.
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Hollins House 1960Marple Council Offices, Hollins House, taken by Gordon Mills on Christmas Day 1960.
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Hollins Lodge on Stockport RoadThe lodge at the entrance to Marple Memorial Park on Stockport Road. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Hollins MillHollins Mill dressed up for King George V's Coronation in 1911. The Northrop looms visible replaced the earlier Lancashire looms.
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Hollins MillWork in progress, weaving cotton in Hollins Mill.
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Hollins Mill'Blaster' Bates takes out the Hollins Mill Chimney in 1957.
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Hollins MillHollins Mill during demolition in 1957.
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Hollins MillInside Hollins Mill - the sign says "Why is Hollins Mill to Marple like a Razor is to a Barber? Because they are the main support." From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Hollins MillHollins Mill from Hollins Lane, entrance to Market Street just visible. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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