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Co-Op StablesThe stables at Marple Bridge Co-Op in 1904. 
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Mill BrowMill Brow, when it had mills, provided by Janet Holmes.
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Lower FoldLower Fold, looking down towards Marple Bridge.
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Pear Tree FarmPear Tree Farm, Lower Fold, Marple Bridge. The field of cows is now Pear Tree Close and Ludworth Primary School.
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Weir and Corn MillA fantastic picture of Flowerdew Mill, Marple Bridge, from an unusual angle.
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The Hare and Hounds PubThe Hare and Hounds at Mill Brow, Marple Bridge.
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Marple BridgeA handcoloured shot of Marple Bridge from a Souvenir of Marple Booklet.
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Mill BrowA 1960s postcard view of Mill Brow.
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Town Street CollapseIn December 1992, and amid great celebrations, the Fire Brigade have the honour of declaring Town Street to be back in business.
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Town StreetA view looking down Town Street, Marple Bridge. The black and white building is the Royal Scot, originally called the Railway.
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Marple Bridge Toll HouseOnce there was a Toll House at Marple bridge, on the site of the car park by Forge Bridge. The horse far left is on Hollins Lane. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Lower FoldLower Fold, Marple Bridge. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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