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Marple Baths DanceA Marple Baths Dance in 1955 with (L-R) David Oliver, Ann Jackson, Peter Barber, Ray Noble, Pat Berry & Hilary Fortenum. 
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Crowd on Town StreetGreat photo of the corner of Town Street, Marple Bridge, in the 1920-30s. Used by Peter and Ann Hearle for the cover of "Then & Now".
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Unknown BandAn unknown band on Lower Fold, Marple Bridge.
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National SchoolWe think the board says "National School 1879".
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Marple BandMarple Band strike a pose outside Marple Liberal Club - 1920s.
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Field Family (Marple Farm Colony) c1919Until 09/2019 the people in this image were unknown. We now have information from Simon Campbell, the grandson of Eunice Field, the young girl in the photo. See comments for more detail and other photos provided by Simon.
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Marple Pensioners' ChoirMarple Pensioners' Choir, founded in October 1952.
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Hibbs Family 1923 - wedding of Norman Hibbs and Carrie YatesBack row l-r; Lawrence Wooler, Win & Edward Hibbs, Orlando Hibbs, Mrs. Yates, Bertha Waters, Herbert & James Hibbs.
Second row; Ida Wooler, Frances Hibbs, Robert Hambleton (boy); Norman & Carrie Hibbs, Gladys & Sam Waters, Louise (with Albert on knee) and Clarance Hibbs.
Front row; Edward & Earnest Hibbs & Sam Waters Jr.
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Willows School Pupils 1960 - 1961A fantastic shot of the Willows class of '60-61. So good we've included a larger version - just click on the picture to see it.
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Mrs Jean Procter MBE is presented her award by Hilary Benn MP.On 23 July 2008 Mrs Jean Procter MBE was one of 50 ladies to go to London to meet Gordon Brown and to be presented with a Badge and Certificate by Hilary Benn MP for War time effort in the Women's Land Army.
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Mrs Jean Procter MBE meets Gordon Brown.On 23 July 2008 Mrs Jean Procter MBE was one of 50 ladies to go to London to meet Gordon Brown and to be presented with a Badge and Certificate by Hilary Benn MP for War time effort in the Women's Land Army.
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All Saints' SchoolA group thought to be from All Saints' School. Front row third from left is believed to be Ruth Wood.
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