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Mill Brow CarnivalNot a real policeman but George Beard taking part in a Mill Brow Carnival. George lived at 2 Holly Vale for many years. Provided by Martin Cross via Marple Local History Society Archives.Aug 18, 2022
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Hare and Hound 1963 insideA group inside the Hare and Hounds, Mill Brow, in August 1963. Leaning on the bar could be Albert Bradley, tall man in specs is Sam Porter Jr. and the lady seated 4th from left is Nellie Coffee. Others are unknown. Provided by Martin Cross via Marple Local History Society Archives.Aug 18, 2022
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Chadkirk ChapelA pencil drawing of Chadkirk Chapel by artist David Lee. From Marple Local History Society Archives.Jul 04, 2022
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Strines Mill EntranceStrines Mill entrance, provided by Rosemary Taylor via Marple Local History Society.Sep 28, 2021
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S Harrop Grocer and GreengrocerThis shop owned by the Harrop family was located on Longhurst Lane, opposite where Mellor War Memorial is now. From Marple Local History Society Archives.Aug 24, 2021
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Royal Oak RowRoyal Oak Row on Longhurst Lane. From Marple Local History Society Archives.Aug 24, 2021
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Wartime Postcard sent by Stanley HarropA Wartime Postcard sent by Stanley Harrop of Mellor. Provided by Joan Combey via Marple Local History Society Archives.Aug 24, 2021
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Chapel, Moor End RoadThe former Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Moor End, now a private home. Located just beyond the Devonshire Arms, on the same side the road. From Marple Local History Society Archives (photo by Gwenn Perks).Apr 11, 2021
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Braddock's GarageBraddock's Garage in its original location on Stockport Road c1940. Founder Roy Braddock is standing with hands-on-hips. From Marple Local History Society Archives. See comments for more information.Apr 11, 2021
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Thomas Waller GraveThe gravestone of Thomas Waller, located in the garden of the former Wesleyan Methodist Chapel at Moor End. From Marple Local History Society Archives (photo by Gavin Bannister).Apr 11, 2021
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Well Cottage 1968Well Cottage was sited on what is now the car park of the Conservative Club on Church Lane. The building behind it is what is now the Marple Cottage Surgery. From Marple Local History Society Archives.Mar 25, 2021
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Market Street junction with Stockport RoadA fabulous sepia copy of the junction of Market Street and Stockport Road without the watermarks of the bw version. From Marple Local History Society Archives.Mar 25, 2021
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