Possibly 1905 or 1910. possibly on Cheshire Hunt Ground.
Categories 2: Pub
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Old Sun Inn
Bullock brothers postcard made from a copy of a much older drawing. See Stella Davies History of Macclesfield.
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Trip to the Circus
Staff from Room 3 Winding Room at Clarence mill setting off to Manchester to visit the circus. They are boarding the charabanc (coach) outside the Turners Arms in Ingersley Road. Aunt Annie organised the trip (3rd from left with hat, glasses, open coat and necklace). Oss Nolan, their Overlooker, is second from right.
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Turner’s Arms
The junction of Shrigley Road, Ingersley Road, Church Street and Palmerston Street. Note buildings on the far corner of Church Street and Palmerston Street, part of what was known as ‘the square’ all now demolished and replaced by Shrigley Court retirement flats. At the left edge of the picture notice the archway – the room above has since been removed. Notice also that the bus turnround still had a field wall around it in those days.
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Jubilee Party, residents of Church Street
Silver Jubilee of King George V and Queen Mary. Residents of Church Street area outside the Church House Inn. Mrs Agnes Fox (maiden name Vare) was licensee of the Church House; her family were licensees there from 1910 until 1973.
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Group in the Church House
The first 7 people listed are left to right back row, the 8th and 9th left to right front row. Mrs Agnes Fox was the licensee of the Church House.
