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The GazellesHere are Geoff, Bob, John, Roger and Rob looking the part of Superstars! 
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Hawk Green TotA future customer of the Crown at Hawk Green smiles in anticipation!
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Haymaking on Lower Strines RoadLen Oldfield and John Sutton Haymaking on what is now Lower Strines Road circa 1953.
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Whitfield, EdwinChauffeur Edwin Whitfield around 1902. It is thought that the two ladies could be Misses Sidebotham, who he worked for. It was also thought that the location could be Beamsmoor on Hibbert Lane, which they owned. It was demolished in 1980/81 but former neighbours have advised that this is not it. Provided by grandson Derek Whitfield.
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PC Terry LomaxPC Terry Lomax with his Panda Car outside Marple Police Station in 1970. Provided by Terry via Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Dawson, BeatriceMrs Beatrice Dawson outside 19 Lower Fold c1930. The sign says M Dawson, Cabinet Maker & French Polisher. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Tunstall, Frank and RosalindFrank and Rosalind Tunstall on their wedding day, 24th July 1917. Frank was later to become caretaker at Marple Hall and they lived there until 1932. Provided by Barbara Kay.
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Peacefield Staff c1960Peacefield Kitchen Staff c1960. Provided by Ray Noble.
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Sid Procter 1987Sid Procter photographed by son Arthur inside his shop on Market Street. The large Shoe on the counter was size 14. Sid specialised in supplying shoes for men with big feet.
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Bradley, Lily - Christmas Fairies!These two ladies are photographed in what used to be the Little Gem Cinema near to the Hatters Public House. The lady on the left is Lily Bradley and they worked in the Star Sign factory.
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The GazellesThe Gazelles rocking Marple Baths.
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Bill StiffA Late Great!! Bill Stiff of Marple.
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