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Bowling Club67 viewsBowlers at the Bowling Green in Marple Memorial Park.
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05: Annie Pott's Album page 0366 viewsStanley Jack, far right, and his comrades in training.
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03: Annie Pott's Album page 0163 viewsStanley Jack in one of the Bull's Head cars.
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John Jinks Ring o' Bells Jug63 viewsA water jug from the Ring o' Bells when John Jinks was landlord between 1878-1887. Purchased on eBay c2010 by Mark Whittaker and donated to Marple Local History Society Archives in December 2023.
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06: Annie Pott's Album page 0461 viewsAnnie Pott and Stanley Jack front, Annie's sister Florence behind with two unknown gentlemen.
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04: Annie Pott's Album page 0260 viewsStanley Jack in uniform, he signed up in 1915.
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Marple WRVS Meals on Wheels 199460 viewsThere were 16 delivery teams on the rota, each consisting of 3 pairs of a driver and mate. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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John Jinks Ring o' Bells Jug60 viewsA water jug from the Ring o' Bells when John Jinks was landlord between 1878-1887. Purchased on eBay c2010 by Mark Whittaker and donated to Marple Local History Society Archives in December 2023.
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Behind the Grey Mare Pub59 viewsA group behind the Grey Mare Pub in Charlesworth. The tall man holding the horse is James Richardson 1874-1939. The Richardsons owned Greenhill Farm (once called Greenclough) and Holly Vale Farm for a number of years. Provided by Martin Cross via Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Behind the Grey Mare Pub (close-up 2)59 viewsClose-up of part of a group behind the Grey Mare Pub in Charlesworth (now permanently closed). Sadly none of their names are known. Provided by Martin Cross via Marple Local History Society Archives.
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01: Annie Pott's Album cover59 viewsThe cover of Annie Pott's photo album.
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Behind the Grey Mare Pub (close-up 1)58 viewsClose-up of part of a group behind the Grey Mare Pub in Charlesworth. The tall man holding the horse is James Richardson 1874-1939. The Richardson family ran teams of heavy horses locally and have a vault at Mellor Church. Provided by Martin Cross via Marple Local History Society Archives.
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