Last additions - Brabyns Hall |
Labrador Peter in Brabyns EstateLabrador Peter, owned by Miss Fanny Hudson of Brabyns Hall. Donated by Mary Moore to Marple Local History Society Archives.Apr 28, 2024
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Labrador Peter with Miss HudsonMiss Fanny Hudson in front of Brabyns Hall with Labrador Peter. Donated by Mary Moore to Marple Local History Society Archives.Apr 28, 2024
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Note from Miss Fanny HudsonA note written by Miss Fanny Hudson to Daisy Cooke that mentions she had a Corona Cold in 1931! Donated by Mary Moore to Marple Local History Society Archives.Apr 28, 2024
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Brabyns Hall StablesMary and Geoffrey Bowden outside Brabyns Hall Stables in c1928. Donated by Mary Moore to Marple Local History Society Archives.Apr 28, 2024
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Mary Bowden on the Iron BridgeMary Bowden standing on the Iron Bridge on the Brabyns Estate. Donated by Mary Moore to Marple Local History Society Archives.Apr 28, 2024
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Wedding Group at Brabyns?WHat looks like a wedding group, possibly on the Brabyns Estate. Donated by Mary Moore to Marple Local History Society Archives.Apr 28, 2024
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In Remembrance of Elizabeth CookeA note in Remembrance of Elizabeth Cooke, who lived at Brabyns Hall Farm. Donated by Mary Moore to Marple Local History Society Archives.Apr 28, 2024
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Ploughing on Brabyns EstateCharles Cooke ploughing on the Brabyns Estate. Donated by Mary Moore to Marple Local History Society Archives.Apr 28, 2024
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Brabyns Hall & Estate
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During the Great War Brabyns Hall was used as a Military Hospital. Sadly, plans to turn the Hall into an Art Gallery, Museum, Reference Library or Assembly Hall, as a memorial to the local men who died in the war, were to fail, and it was demolished in 1952. The estate was turned into a public park in 1949 and today is owned by Stockport Metropolitan Council, and is a thriving asset, extensively used and highly valued by the people of Marple.
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Most viewed - Brabyns Hall |
Brabyns Hall4264 viewsA view of the rear of Brabyns Hall from across the pond, which is still there.
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Brabyns Hall3791 viewsAnother view of the rear of Brabyns Hall from across the pond.
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Water Meetings Cottage3212 viewsWhere the Rivers Goyt and Etherow meet in Brabyns Park.
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BMH Brabyns Hall - God Speed3094 viewsA card signed by Fanny Hudson to L.Cpl. W Hughes of the 14th Welsh Fusiliers, who must have stayed at the Military Hospital from 2 December 1918 to 7 February 1919.
From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Iron Bridge Cottage2868 viewsA shot of Iron Bridge Cottage and the bridge with the old gate intact before the estate became a public park. Look at those spikes! New copy from Marple Local History Society Archives added 21 Marc h 2010.
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BMH Miss Hudson and Staff December 19152737 viewsCasualties (hats off) and medical staff with Miss Fanny Hudson (centre) and dog Jack. From Marple Local History Society Archives. See comment for names.
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BMH Military Hospital Extension2676 viewsTents must have been set up in the park to house additional WW1 casualties when the house was full.
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Steps from Tow Path 19782477 viewsThe steps from the canal tow path into Brabyns Park, from the Marple Civic Society Archives, dated 1978.
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Random files - Brabyns Hall |
2008-02-08 3d DesignA screen capture from an early version of the 3d design for the new internal parapets.
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2007-08-27 Before work startsThe new approach route through the park avoiding the site of the Scroll Bridge.
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2007-09-18 Under the bridgeA view of the full span of the central rib.
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2007-09-05 Removal of "fill"A close-up detail of Nathaniel Wright's "W" cast as the centre piece of the handrailing with the bolted joint exposed below.
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2007-10-04 School partyA party of school children from Woodley are entertained by Peter.
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2007-08-24 Before work startsFusion Films site visit. Shot from the north approach at the end of Rollins Lane by Sarah England.
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2011-12-22 Viewing Platform ImprovementsViewing Platform completed on Friday 22 December 2011.
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BMH Brabyns Hall in WartimeA close up of a casualty being taken into Brabyns Hall Military Hospital and greeted by Miss Fanny Hudson.
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