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Pear Tree Farm661 viewsPeople at Pear Tree Farm, Ludworth, Marple Bridge. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Tom Platt659 viewsTom Platt, Chauffeur for J.T. Pott - Killed in 1918 in the Great War.
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Sid Procter 1987647 viewsSid Procter photographed by son Arthur inside his shop on Market Street, the calendar says September 1987.
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Marple Firemen646 viewsMarple Firemen in the 1940s.
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Yarwood - Scott Wedding 1933640 viewsThe wedding of James Yarwood and Emma Scott at the Ridge Chapel in 1933. Provided by Louise Yarwood.
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Ryan Heywood at Buckingham Palace639 viewsRyan Heyward and his wife Ashley from Arkansas U.S.A. were invited to the Queens garden party at Buckingham Palace on 22/07/08. He is a Lance Corporal with The Band of The Kings Division and plays French Horn. Ryan is Ray Noble's eldest grandson and started playing with Marple Junior Band when he was about ten. Click for a larger version.
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Whitfield, Edwin638 viewsChauffeur Edwin Whitfield around 1902. It is thought that the two ladies could be Misses Sidebotham, who he worked for. It was also thought that the location could be Beamsmoor on Hibbert Lane, which they owned. It was demolished in 1980/81 but former neighbours have advised that this is not it. Provided by grandson Derek Whitfield.
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Waters Family of Compstall - c1904636 viewsFamily of John and Sarah (Partington) Waters, provided by Jean (Dawson) Hanson.
Back row L-R: John Partington, Samuel, Mary, Fred, Frank.
Front row: Ernest, John, Stanley, Sarah, Elsie.
(See also Hibbs family wedding 1923)
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Brady, Jack, Cllr634 viewsCllr. Jack Brady, Chairman of Marple Urban District Council 1971-72, poses on Lockside. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Bradley, Mary - Joseph Street c1931628 viewsMary Bradley outside her home on Joseph Street around 1931. Compare this to the 2007 shot of Joseph Street in this album taken by great grandson Stuart.
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Brabyns Brow - Onion Seller627 viewsA magazine cutting with caption '"You will find zem vair good onions." - A Breton onion seller laden with strings of onions from Brittany, offering his wares to a resident in Brabyns Brow, Marple.' From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Society of Marple Artists 1973625 viewsThe photo above was taken at the 5th SMA Annual Exhibition in 1973, from left to right are : Mrs. N. Smith (Secretary), L.S. Lowry (Hon. M.A), Donald Raynor R.B.A, R.I., F.R.S.A (President).
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