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Peacefield CottagesThe rear of cottages on Peacefield Road.
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Marple Recreation GroundAn interesting postcard showing the Recreation Ground. The swings were labelled for children under six, and separate sets for boys and girls. Provided by Marshall Shaw.
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Nab Top SanatoriumNab Top Sanatorium, now Marple Dale Nursing Home. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Peacefield School OpeningPage of the programme for the opening ceremony of Peacefield Primary School in 1959. Provided by Ray Noble.
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Not sure?Not sure where this is. Can you tell us?
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Hibbert LaneA close-up view of Hibbert Lane near the United Reformed Church provided by Janet Homes.
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Marple Library / Scout HutAt the time of the photo this was the first purpose built Public Library in Marple. With the Hollins Mill chimney in the background we know the photo was taken prior to 1957. Later this building would become (and still is) Marple Scout Hut. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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View from Elm GroveThis photo was taken from 1 St. Martin's Road (formerly Elm Grove) looking across what is now the Recreation Ground toward the site of the Lime Kilns. Location was identified by Lily and Dave Myers, Elm Grove name confirmed by Tony Jones. Card provided by Janet Holmes.
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Bowden LaneBowden Lane in quieter times. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Bowden LaneBowden Lane in quieter times. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Beechwood ManorBeechwood Manor built by Edward Ross J.P., Secretary of the M.S.L. from 1850 to 1892. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Townley Terrace c1949Townley Terrace in c1949 from a school project on Child Welfare and Youth Work, written by K. Taylor in 1949.
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