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New House Hill GroupA group of unknown people at New House Hill Methodist Chapel in Mellor. From Marple Local History Society Archives.Dec 24, 2013
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Samuel Oldknow MomentoA box commemorating Samuel Oldknow's role as High Sheriff for the County of Derby in 1824. From Marple Local History Society Archives.Dec 23, 2013
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Samuel Oldknow MomentoClose-up of a box commemorating Samuel Oldknow's role as High Sheriff for the County of Derby in 1824. From Marple Local History Society Archives.Dec 23, 2013
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Samuel Oldknow MomentoA decorative Samuel Oldknow crest, perhaps from a piece of furniture. From Marple Local History Society Archives.Dec 23, 2013
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Richard ArkwrightSir Richard Arkwright, supporter of Marple's Samuel Oldknow. From Marple Local History Society Archives.Dec 23, 2013
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Oldknow, WilliamWilliam Oldknow and his family from USA visited Marple in 1996. Here in Memorial Park at Oldknow's Shuttle Stone. From Marple Local History Society Archives.Dec 23, 2013
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Oldknow, WilliamWilliam Oldknow and his family from USA visited Marple in 1996. Here in Marple Library with the late Kirsten Western (in red). From Marple Local History Society Archives.Dec 23, 2013
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George UnwinProfessor George Unwin, author of Samuel Oldknow and the Arkwights. From Marple Local History Society Archives.Dec 23, 2013
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Marple Bridge Football TeamAn almost identical photo to one we already had but a bit of extra detail shows that it is outside the George at Compstall. Provided by Helena Cowell.Nov 19, 2013
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Hyde, FredThe younger Fred Hyde on his own. The photos were taken inside the barber shop on Town Street, Marple Bridge and I imagine it would have been the 1950s. Provided by Helena Cowell (nee Hyde).Nov 07, 2013
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Hyde, FredMarple Bridge Barbers Fred Hyde b1912 on the left (my uncle) and his father, Fred Hyde b1885 on the right (my grandfather). My dad Derek Hyde (brother and son) identifies the man seated on the right as Charlie Keithley (sp?) and says his dad described Charlie's whiskers as being like a 'bristle brush'! Provided by Helena Cowell (nee Hyde).Nov 07, 2013
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Paul Howard's last DayPaul and Michael Whatmough lock-up their shop after 36 years of trading in Marple on 31 August 2013. By Arthur Procter.Sep 01, 2013
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