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Treetops Hospital c20031311 viewsOne of the ward names carved into the brickwork at Treetops. By Coral Dranfield shortly before demolition.
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Pineapple Trip1301 viewsTrip from the Pineapple, c1960. Back row: Margaret Birtles, Freddy Taylor, Billy Ashton, Unknown, Unknown. Front row: Mrs Andrew, John Margets, Alice ??, Ray Taylor, Elizabeth Green
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St Mary's RC Church Group1295 viewsA St Mary's RC Church group, from Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Marple 10k Trail Run 20081283 viewsFirst lady? Photo by Svetlana Roberts.
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All Saints' School 19481282 viewsMore pupils at All Saints' School in 1948.
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Children's Orthopaedic Hospital1280 viewsThe boys ward, which later became Cedar Ward, at Treetops Hospital c1950. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Children's Orthopaedic Hospital1275 viewsInside the Orthopaedic Hospital's Nurses Home at 48, Dale Road, now a private house. Updated from Marple Local History Society Archives 20 August 2010.
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Children's Orthopaedic Hospital 1950-521275 viewsMatron Miss W. Parkinson with a young patient identified in 2013 as Susan Harding (now Magee) in the grounds of Treetops. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Marple Carnival 19051264 viewsA picture from Marple Carnival in June 1905. Bill Arden is on the smaller horse.
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Ludworth School 19081253 viewsPupils and teachers at Ludworth School in 1908 with headmaster Mr Alfed Heppleston.
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Children's Orthopaedic Hospital 19531251 viewsAsh Ward or Girl's Ward at the Orthopaedic Hospital with Violet Carson and Matron Miss W. Parkinson, taken in 1953. Updated from Marple Local History Society Archives 20 August 2010.
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Willows School Group1241 viewsPupils at Willows School with teacher Taffy Williams, who came from the Albert Schools when it closed, probably 1930s or 40s. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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