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Foot Bridge to Roman LakesFoot Bridge over the railway, leading to Roman Lakes. 
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Horseshoe InnThe Horseshoe Inn and Lower Fold, Marple Bridge.
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Cooper's Tea RoomsCooper's Tea Rooms, Middlewood, High Lane.
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All Saints' Coach HouseThe coach house where the Bradshaw-Isherwood family 'parked up' while they attended services.
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The Spade ForgeThe Spade Forge at Marple Bridge, or the Shovel Mill, as it's called on this postcard, when it was still in use.
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Marple Carnival FunfairThe traditional Brabyns Park Funfair in full swing.
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Windlehurst RoadWindlehurst Road, from Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Open Day at Treetops in 1982An Open Day at Treetops during Mencap Week in 1982. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Rev. R.S. AdamsThe Reverend Reginald Samuel Adams, vicar at All Saints' for an astonishing 42 years, from 1876 to 1918. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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All Saints' Sunday SchoolAn All Saints' Sunday School group, date unknown, from Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Queens HotelWhat must be the ruins of the Queens Hotel alongside the Aqueduct and Viaduct.
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Lumb House Outbuildings 1980Lumb House Outbuildings, from the Marple Civic Society Archives, dated 1980.
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