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British LegionA view over the old British Legion towards Mellor.55555
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Bottom LockA view of Bottom Lock with Aqueduct House in the background.55555
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Plucks BridgePlucks Bridge and Ancoats Lads' Club, on the Peak Forest Canal.55555
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WatersideAn early view of Waterside, on the Macclesfield Canal.55555
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Bottom LockBottom Lock on the Peak Forest Canal. This scene is virtually unchanged today.55555
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Horse TunnelDetail of how the ropes cut into the stone of the Horse Tunnel over many years of use. By Jim Graves 1960s/70s.55555
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Top Lock BasinView of Top Lock Basin. (Where is the British Legion????)55555
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Lock No. 09An unusual narrowboat built to resemble a Royal Naval Warship at Lock 9 on the Peak Forest Canal.55555
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Brick BridgeBrick Bridge cottages. Notice the doorway to All Saints' Church in the wall far left.44444
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WatersideWaterside on the Macclesfield Canal, as it is today.44444
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Overloaded?A (Sunday School?) outing on a narrowboat crosses Marple Aqueduct c1910.
From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Top LockTop Lock, where the Macclesfield and Peak Forest Canals meet. Provided by Janet Holmes.44444
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