C Hayman who broke the school record for the junior javelin at the Bollington secondary school sports.
Categories 2: Building
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White Nancy
This was taken at a time when the monument was not looked after quite so well as it should have been!
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Marion Goodwin crowned Rose Queen
Marion Goodwin being crowned Bollington parish church sunday school queen at a garden fete. Mrs Lomas, wife of Councillor A Lomas chairman of the Bollington Urban District Council, performed the ceremony.
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Presentation to Revd. & Mrs Spencer
Mr H Patrick (peoples warden) presenting a cheque, the gift of the parishioners, to Revd. & Mrs R Spencer, on the occasion of their recent marriage. Also in the picture are Mr R Hamson (vicar’s warden) and the vicar, Revd. Maltby.
St John’s schoolroom
mid 1950s
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The Mount
The Mount, Bollington Cross, at the time of occupancy of Mr M K Burrows. (1950s or 1960s). Originally built and occupied by Samuel Greg and his family (1846-on)
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Large Sunday School on Palmerston Street
Built by the Methodists, this huge building at the bottom of School Brow (Hurst Lane) was demolished in the early 1970s and replaced by the Civic Hall and Library.
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Bollington from aqueduct looking east, War Memorial and Congregational church
View of Bollington from the canal embankment looking toward the Congregational Church (left), with the War Memorial garden in front of the Empire Cinema (Hailwood House today). Oak Bank mill (Hamson Drive today) is behind the church. Date probably late 1920s or early 1930s, Notice the bus in Palmerston Street.
