Copied from a colour photograph.
Categories: House
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Williamson family at Pear Tree Cottage
Taken in the garden of Pear tree Cottage, 20 Shrigley Road, residence of George Williamson. House shown opposite is 1 Shrigley Road.
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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.
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Members of the Williamson Family at Disraeli Cottage
Disraeli Cottage is now the much expanded premises of the Viceroy Indian Restaurant. Likely to be Hesketh Goddard Williamson seated (1853-1911) Surveyor who later moved to Pear tree Cottage on Shrigley Road. Possibly could be his brother George Valentine Williamson.
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Foldarbour Cottage
Foldarbour Cottage at the junction of Ball Lane (left), Clarke Lane (bottom) and Bollington Road (right) before the Silk Road was built.
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Foldarbour Cottage
Foldarbour Cottage at the junction of Ball Lane (bottom), Clarke Lane (right) and Bollington Road before the Silk Road was built. That section of Bollington Road no longer exists; Ball Lane was cut off just in front of the camera for the Silk Road; Clarke Lane was slightly re-routed to pass across the far side of the cottage.
