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Strines Mill EntranceStrines Mill entrance, provided by Rosemary Taylor via Marple Local History Society.Sep 28, 2021

Strines RoadA peaceful stroll along Strines Road on 11 July 1906. Provided by Janet Holmes. May 22, 2020

StrinesA postcard of Strines provided by Janet Holmes.Apr 02, 2020

Strines RoadStrines Road (no.3). From Marple Local History Society Archives.Dec 02, 2019

Strines ValleyTwo steam trains running through the Strines Valley. From Marple Local History Society Archives.Nov 19, 2019

Strines RoadStrines Road, provided by Janet Holmes.Dec 30, 2018

Strines Print WorksStrines Print Works, provided by Janet Holmes.Dec 30, 2018

Strines

This album covers the Strines area, which has been dominated by the Strines Printworks and its chimneys since the late 18th century. Not for much longer through as they are due for demolition in the near future. Strines has an active residents' association and a very informative web site. Click here to visit SARA.

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Strines Print Works?2809 viewsThis photo is from the Strines Print Works folder in Marple Local History Society Archives. It's thought that they may be a group of Manchester scientists. Names available are: Standing from left to right - 1 J.B. Dancer; 3 T.H. Neville; 5 J.P. Joule. See comments for more information.

Brook Bottom, Strines2716 viewsBrook Bottom at Strines, from Marple Local History Society Archives.

Turf Lea2589 viewsTurf Lea, Strines, once the Dames School. From Marple Local History Society Archives.

Strines Pigeon Cote2530 viewsThe Pigeon Cote at Strines Printworks.

Strines Print Works1975 viewsA panoramic view of Strines Print Works, from Marple Local History Society Archives.

Strines Pigeon Cote1724 viewsThe Pigeon Cote at Strines Print Works. From Marple Local History Society Archives.

Strines Print Works1534 viewsA cartoon depicting a Christmas Festival at Strines Print Works. From Marple Local History Society Archives.

Strines Hall Farm and Mill1483 viewsStrines Hall Farm and Mill, from Marple Local History Society Archives.

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Peeres CottagePeeres Cottage, Strines, from Marple Local History Society Archives.

Strines CartoonOne of a set of unusual cartoon postcards featuring Strines. Which Strines building is this meant to be?

Turf Lea - Dames SchoolDames School at Turf Lea taken by E E Howard around 1922. From Marple Local History Society Archives.

Strines RoadStrines Road, provided by Janet Holmes.

Farming at StrinesFrom the Hinchliffe collection - Strines Printworks and Whitecroft in the background.

Brook Bottom, StrinesBrook Bottom at Strines, from Marple Local History Society Archives.

Strines Print WorksAn isometric sketch of Strines Print Works from the top of the chimney. From Marple Local History Society Archives.

Derelict Cottage, Strines 1981A derelict cottage near Strines Printworks at the start of restoration in February 1981. Now behind high walls it says on the back. From Marple Local History Society Archives.

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A Virtual History Tour of Marple and District

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