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Jinks family487 viewsLeft to right, Hilda Jinks with Don, James, Great Grandma Ashworth and Esther Jinks. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Slack Wood Veteran487 viewsWWI veteran in Slack Wood Mellor, with his "fiddle". From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Alan "the Paint" & Terry Retirement487 viewsTerry just before retirement and closure of Kennington's on Market Street on 4 April 2015. By Arthur Procter.
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Canary Breeder of Marple486 viewsA strange postcard or business card - J Duckworth Breeder and Dealer of High Class German Canaries, Marple, Ches. The inset photo is captioned "Sharples. Marple Job:". From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Hyde, Fred486 viewsThe younger Fred Hyde on his own. The photos were taken inside the barber shop on Town Street, Marple Bridge and I imagine it would have been the 1950s. Provided by Helena Cowell (nee Hyde).
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Nicholls, Albert484 viewsAlbert Nicholls, joiner and cabinet maker from Mellor. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Noble, Ray and Jim480 viewsRay Noble with his dad Jim on the steps of Chapel Fields in 1940.
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Spackman - Sugden Wedding480 viewsWedding of the Rev Sugden at All Saints Church. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Jinks family goat479 viewsThe Jinks family goat "Nanny" at Top Lock in 1920. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Kirk, Sam477 viewsSam Kirk, left, with another unknown boy scout in the garden of 56 Brindley Avenue in around 1933. Provided by nephew Tom Lord.
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Hyde, Fred477 viewsMarple Bridge Barbers Fred Hyde b1912 on the left (my uncle) and his father, Fred Hyde b1885 on the right (my grandfather). My dad Derek Hyde (brother and son) identifies the man seated on the right as Charlie Keithley (sp?) and says his dad described Charlie's whiskers as being like a 'bristle brush'! Provided by Helena Cowell (nee Hyde).
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Paul Howard's last Day476 viewsPaul and Michael Whatmough lock-up their shop after 36 years of trading in Marple on 31 August 2013. By Arthur Procter.
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