Unknown location but probably local. From a large copy negative donated by John Coope
Locations 2: Elsewhere
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Ingersley Mill, visit to A J King
Taken on the occasion of a visit from all the staff of Ingersley (Clough) Mill to the retirement home of their erstwhile boss, Mr A J King, at Windermere. Picture by a Windermere photographer.
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War Grave of George Nolan in France
Samuel and Mary Nolan nee Needham (a navvy and grocer) at the grave of their son George Nolan (see 137/35) in France. This photograph was taken on the battlefield but the grave was later moved to a cemetery. Donor believes that a Weslyan Sunday School Trip was organised for relatives to see the graves perhaps in 1920.
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Mason’s Arms trip to Blackpool
Mason’s Arms, later the Masonic Inn, now the Poachers Inn. Centre of the picture are Leah (nee Leigh) and Albert Swindells, the Landlord and Landlady of the Mason’s Arms. Third and fourth from the right are George and Alice Gratton (nee Leigh) with baby Ken Gratton.
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Harry and Elsie Forrest
Harry and Elsie Forrest on holiday at Scarborough. Lived at Shrigley Road, Bollington. Harry was a miner at Danebower coal mine on the Buxton to Congleton road, along with Jack Kirk of Bollington. They lived with a friend at Flash, and came home on bikes at the weekend.
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Outing to Rhyl
Third from right Betsy?, aunt of Len Stubbs. no surname given. Martha Stubbs, nee Lomas.
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Summer Event
Back of card says Rock Bank but some thought that this may be AJ King’s house in Windermere where his workers went on outings.
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Oak Bank Trip to Blackpool
Horace ‘Curly’ Hough on left with bag. Next to him is Albert Clayton with Tommy Heaps in front of him.
