From album dated 1909
Categories 2: Railway
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Aqueduct on Peak Forest Canal and viaduct of Great Central Railway
Aqueduct on Peak Forest Canal and viaduct on Great Central Railway between Romiley and Marple. Postmarked 1919
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H & L Slater Workers Outing
Outing for H & L Slater workers. Picture taken at Bollington Station. Late 1940s or 1950s
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Congleton NSR station
View through Congleton NSR station from the south. The level crossing was eliminated by the construction of the main road flyover.
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Bollington railway station
Postcard postmarked 1950! Must have been re-issued many times. View along northbound platform looking south across Grimshaw Lane bridge and the goods yard where Clough Bank is today. Bridge in far distance is that over the Middlewood Way today by the ramps. Notice corner of Adelphi mill in top left corner. Notice advertisement board for Pear’s soap on southbound platform building. The sign board facing the camera says ‘Tr to Stockport’.
Railway closed 3rd January 1971. In 1985 converted to Middlewood Way recreational area.
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Cartoon railway postcard
This comic card was prepared with the names of many places where it might sell and Bollington was just one of those. The dialect at the top says (in plain English!) “All you with clogs on get in the guard’s van.” The cartoon was a reflection of the overcrowded nature of the railways in those days.
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Steam train on Bollington viaduct
A Whitehurst postcard, looking south along the side of the railway viaduct (Middlewood Way today) a tank engine hauls six coaches to Higher Poynton, Marple Rose Hill and beyond. Kerridge Hill at the top left.
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