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Haymaking at Chapel House FarmA badly damaged but nevertheless tremendous photo of haymaking at Chapel House Farm. The photo was provided by Ray Noble, he and everyone else is named on it. 
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Rowbottom, JohnJohn Rowbottom, Mellor Blacksmith, delivering paraffin in a vehicle that might once have been the hearse. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Richardson family picnic at Greenclough FarmThe site of the Richardson family picnic at Greenclough Farm Strines taken in 2014. Provided by Graham Meakin for comparison to the family photo taken in the early 1900s.
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Evans, TedTed Evans with his motorcycle on Longhurst Lane around 1948. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Hyde, FredThe younger Fred Hyde on his own. The photos were taken inside the barber shop on Town Street, Marple Bridge and I imagine it would have been the 1950s. Provided by Helena Cowell (nee Hyde).
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Tunstall, FrankA battered image of Frank Tunstall during WWI. Frank was later to become caretaker at Marple Hall and lived there with his family until 1932. Provided by Barbara Kay.
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Dance at Marple Baths c1965Back row L - R, Mr Dale, Ron Little, Frank Noble, Dorothy Noble, Jim Noble.
Front row L - R, Mrs Dale, Mrs Archer (confectioner Hollins Lane) and May Noble.
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John WoodJohn Wood, proprietor of Norbury Smithy waits to cross Stockport Road to his premises.
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The GazellesThe Gazelles at Marple Baths - the anti-fan flower wall!
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Wild Family CarThe Wild family and their new car 1927.
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Great Granny ElliotGt. Granny Elliot again only this time at the rear of Wilds (now C&C Builders Merchant) St James Terrace. Hollins Lane can be seen over the fields in the background.
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John Collings-WellsJohn Stanhope Collings-Wells V.C. D.S.O. - Marple's Victoria Cross winner.
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