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Mellor Horses502 viewsLads with working horses in the fields of Knowle Farm, just below Mellor Church.
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Unknown Bowlers502 viewsA group of unknown bowlers. Do you recognise where they are? From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Fielding, Joyce at Hawk Green502 viewsJoyce Fielding aged around 2.5 years in 1955/56 on a snowdrift against the hedge on Windlehurst Road, where Ridge Crescent is now built. Provided by Mrs. Selma Fielding.
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Whitfield, Joseph500 viewsJoseph Whitfield, of Derby St. Marple, is the scout to the right lying down. Unfortunately none of the others are known. Provided by son Derek Whitfield.
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Jinks, Valerie495 viewsValerie Jinks at Top Lock House with dogs Judy and Sam and horse Tommy in September 1953. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Beaumont and Julier494 viewsWorkers in their boiler suits are (L-R) Walter Beaumont, unknown, Reg Julier, unknown (Barry?). Do you know more? From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Cllr Annie Clark and family c1974493 viewsCouncillor Annie Clark in the Hollins House Council Chambers some time after 1974 with family including daughter Barbara Preston, her husband Gordon and several of the Spreckley family. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Mr. G.E.H. Keillor, Marple Gas Dept.492 viewsWritten on the back of this photo found amongst some papers in Aberdeen is: 'This exclusive GAS TIMES picture is of Mr. G.E.H. Keillor, engineer & manager, Marple Gas Department, who formed the subject of a pen picture in a recent "Northern Commentary"'. Also hand written is N.C. Jan. 2/43 - presumably the date.
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Evans, Ted491 viewsTed Evans with his motorcycle on Longhurst Lane around 1948. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Waller488 viewsThe unnamed daughter of Thomas Waller. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Pegg family on Stockport Road488 viewsLizzie, Jessie and Ivy Pegg outside their home at 146 Stockport Road in around 1909. Provided by Anne McKay, granddaughter of Jessie.
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Walker, CM, District Nurse487 viewsC M Walker, Marple Bridge District Nurse on Low Lea Road in 1910. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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