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Lock No. 09480 viewsLock 9 on the Peak Forest Canal as it is today.
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Lockside480 viewsA lock emptying on Lockside.
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Top Lock480 viewsA traditional canal narrow boat passes Top Lock.
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Brick Bridge Boathouse478 viewsA boathouse just up from Brick Bridge, courtesy of the Basil Juda collection.
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Waterside Boathouse477 viewsA boathouse on Waterside with the swing bridge still in place in the background, courtesy of the Basil Juda collection.
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Aqueduct Refurbishment 2012-02-10477 viewsDe-vegetation of Marple Aqueduct begins on 10 February 2012. By Arthur Procter.
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Brick Bridge475 viewsBrick Bridge on the Peak Forest Canal.
From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Top Lock470 viewsTop Lock with Chapel House Farm in the background.
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Lock No. 15470 viewsLock number 15, on Lockside, looing towards Top Lock.
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Peak Forest Canal469 viewsA hand coloured shot of boating on the Peak Forest Canal that we already have in B&W - very Swallows and Amazons!
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Lockside468 viewsA view of Lockside.
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Bottom Lock Cottage 1978468 viewsBottom Lock Cottage, from the Marple Civic Society Archives, dated 1978.
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