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John Henry Bradshaw-Isherwood 1897500 viewsA rare portrait of John Henry Bradshawe-Isherwood of Marple Hall in 1897. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Scott, Nellie, Vera and Emma500 viewsThree lovely Scott ladies, Nellie, Vera and Emma (Yarwood). Provided by Louise Yarwood.
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Pickstock, Tom, Hawk Green PC498 viewsTom Pickstock, Cheshire Constabulary, was a policeman in Hawk Green between 1893 to 1896. Provided by granddaughter Mrs. Selma Fielding.
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Jinks, Joe, Gertie498 viewsJoe Jinks, centre, and sister Gertie (who married Wallace Hague) on his left at Top Lock. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Hambleton, Eliza 1910497 viewsEliza Hambleton on Stockport Road in 1910, outside what was the Children's Society Shop and before that a sweet shop (near the Post Office). From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Oldham, Tom 1930s497 viewsTom Oldham sledging on Ale House Brow in the 1930s. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Noble, Leon495 viewsLeon Noble, Hyde and District 3rd Div. Footballer of the Year 2009/10.
By Ray Noble.
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Four Generations, Mycock - Thornley493 viewsGreat Grandfather William Mycock, Grandmother Jane Thornley, Son John William Thornley and Grandson Ernest Thornley. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Griffith, William493 viewsThis appears to be a photo of a painting of William Griffith, 1st Lock Keeper at Marple, who helped to build Lock 3. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Arnfield, Mr 492 viewsThe gent holding the horse is Mr Arnfield at the Woodhouse family home on Glossop Road. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Moors, Charles488 viewsCharles Moors (right) serving his time at Ellis’s Chocolate Makers of Marple & Stockport. Charles later worked at The Ark Royal Cafe before buying his own shop and bakery in Compstall in 1936. Provided by grandson Kevin Moors.
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Hilton, Samuel c1905487 viewsSamuel Hilton, a Manchester industrialist residing on Glossop Road, Compstall around 1905. He was a prominent Wesleyan. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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