Photograph inscribed on back in modern hand “Cottage which used to be adjoin Cock and Pheasant at top of Flash Lane. About 1950”. Date more likely to be arounf First World War.
Categories 2: Cottage
-
Houses on Shrigley Road
Shows houses on Shrigley Road with Ingersley Road in the foreground. House marked with X is the house of John Peter Williamson, funeral director. The house to the right of it is Newbridge House built in 1794 believed to have been accommodation for the mill manager at Oak Bank mill, later home of the Hammonds of the Pott Shrigley brickworks.
-
Cottage on Hurst Lane
Stone cottage on Hurst Lane. Picture taken in 1984 by Bollington Civic Society History Group.
-
Hurst Lane junction with Grimshaw Lane
Looking out from Hurst Lane across Grimshaw Lane. The area to the left is historically known as Stake House End. The picture was taken by Bollington Civic Society History Group.
-
Cottage on Palmerston Street
Cottages located behind those on Palmerston Street accessed via the ginnell. In the background on the hill top notice the chimney which served Oak Bank Mill until 1912. Taken by bollington Civic Society History Group April 1984.
