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Scouts JamboreeYou can't beat a bit of Gin Gan Gooley! 
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Windlehurst RoadWindlehurst Road, High Lane.
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Mellor F. C.Mellor F. C., Cup Winners in 1964. Back row L to R Mike Pickford, Arthur Fay, Cliff Fay, Chris Wood, Gordon Clulow, Frank Wilson, Alan Morton. Front row L to R Tony Atkin, Graham Bellis, Ray Williams, Arthur Martin. Thank you to Graham Bellis (holding the cup) who provided the names and told us that it was the Carnival Cup, Mellor beat Old Stoconians in what should have been the second semi-final, the referee having sent off the entire Hawk Green and Hazel Grove teams in the first semi!
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Marple Station North PlatformThe north platform in 1969.
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Norbury SmithyThe rear of Norbury Smithy formerly on the opposite corner of Cross Lane to the Bowling Green (which is now gone too!)
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Marple StationOrnamental trusses at Marple Station just prior to dismantling.
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Peeres CottagePeeres Cottage, Strines. Built in 1694.
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Cross Lane CottagesOn Cross Lane, opposite the site of Peace Field School.
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Brabyns Brow CottagesThe cottages on Brabyns Brow before widening of the road in 1931.
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Children's Orthopaedic Hospital 1950sAn unknown group at Treetops Hospital in the 1950s. Provided by Cathie Williamson, whose mother Joyce Cooper worked there as a nurse.
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Town Street Buildings Buildings on Town Street, Marple Bridge. Note the plaque saying "Victoria Place 1842". From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Moor End Post OfficeInside Moor End Post Office in November 1995. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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