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Town StreetA view looking down Town Street, Marple Bridge. The black and white building is the Royal Scot, originally called the Railway. 
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Marple Bridge Toll HouseOnce there was a Toll House at Marple bridge, on the site of the car park by Forge Bridge. The horse far left is on Hollins Lane. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Lower FoldLower Fold, Marple Bridge. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Norfolk Arms 2011The Norfolk Arms, boarded up in February 2011. Taken by Arthur Procter.
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Compstall Co-Op 1978Boarded up Compstall Co-Op, Marple Bridge. From the Marple Civic Society Archives, dated 1978.
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Town Street CollapseBy early September 1992 order at last begins to rise from the chaos in Marple Bridge , as the new Town Street takes shape.
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Low Lea RoadThe Cottages on Low Lea Road, the road from Marple Bridge to Roman Lakes
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Marple Bridge 1930A very interesting shot of Marple Bridge shortly after widening of the bridge in 1930. Look at the huge wall still around the garden of Brabyns Hall.
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Town Street CollapseA photo of the collapse of Town Street, Marple Bridge taken in 1991.
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Town Street CollapseBy mid-May 1992 Town Street looked like a war zone and the people of Marple Bridge began to despair.
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Windsor CastleThe Windsor Castle Pub, Marple Bridge.
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Marple BridgeA view of Marple Bridge from slightly higher up Brabyns Brow, opposite the park entrance.
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