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Sketch of Marple Hall from the ornamental lake.4982 viewsThis view is from Marple Dale, where there was an ornamental lake with steps leading down the bank from the hall. Updated from Marple Local History Society Archives 15 August 2010.
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Brabyns Hall4254 viewsA view of the rear of Brabyns Hall from across the pond, which is still there.
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Brabyns Hall3780 viewsAnother view of the rear of Brabyns Hall from across the pond.
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Marple Hall from the main driveway.3702 viewsThe hall's decline is not yet apparent in this shot from the main drive at the front.
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Marple Hall in ruins 1.3323 viewsThe hall begins to crumble.
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Water Meetings Cottage3204 viewsWhere the Rivers Goyt and Etherow meet in Brabyns Park.
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Marple Hall3195 viewsA full-on view showing the sundial and the balcony above the front door.
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Marple Hall3181 viewsA shot of Marple Hall from the front provided by Betty Longmate, daughter of Betty Tunstall who lived there from 1923 to 1932 with her parents, the caretakers.
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Marple Hall Layout3161 viewsHere's a plan view of the layout of Marple Hall to help orientate yourself when looking at some of the photos in this album. Updated on 22 August 2010 with a version showing more buildings.
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BMH Brabyns Hall - God Speed3087 viewsA card signed by Fanny Hudson to L.Cpl. W Hughes of the 14th Welsh Fusiliers, who must have stayed at the Military Hospital from 2 December 1918 to 7 February 1919.
From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Marple Hall3065 viewsA unique view of Marple Hall showing that there were inner and outer entrance gates to the grounds immediately surrounding the hall.
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Iron Bridge Cottage2862 viewsA shot of Iron Bridge Cottage and the bridge with the old gate intact before the estate became a public park. Look at those spikes! New copy from Marple Local History Society Archives added 21 Marc h 2010.
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