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Marple Hall rear view 1.The long grass at the rear of the hall is the only obvious sign of decline. 
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People at Marple HallBetty Tunstall (on the right) and her sister Edith pose in front of the Marple Hall sundial with dog Punch, probably late 1920s.
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Sketch of Marple Hall from the ornamental lake.This view is from Marple Dale, where there was an ornamental lake with steps leading down the bank from the hall. Updated from Marple Local History Society Archives 15 August 2010.
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The Stables in ruinMarple Hall stables and servants' quarter barely recognisable.
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Marple Hall Entrance HallPriceless relics lie in the entrance hall to Marple Hall.
Updated from Marple Local History Society Archives 15 August 2010.
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Marple Hall from the SouthA view from the South showing more of the garden and with the stables in the background.
Updated from Marple Local History Society Archives 15 August 2010.
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Marple Hall in winter 1.The hall and stables with clock tower off to the left, with a coating of snow.
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Marple Hall Dining RoomMarple Hall Dining Room in 1919.
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Marple HallAn oval framed photograph of Marple Hall still in its prime and the gardens well maintained.
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Marple Hall Sale 1929Part of a magnificent 116 piece Chamberlain's Worcester Dinner Service decorated with exotic birds and flowering shrubs. Sold at auction in 1929.
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Marple Hall from the SouthA hand colour shot of Marple Hall from the south showing croquet hoops where other views (later we think) show a tennis court.
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Marple Hall StablesA high quality shot of Marple Hall Stables and Servant Quarters.
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