The building on the right is the Turners Arms Inn. The horse is standing outside the Cotton Tree Inn.
Locations 2: Ingersley Road
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Brick at Sowcar Farm
Brick inscribed G.L. Shrigley – presumed to be the maker. Shrigley may refer to Pott Shrigley in which case it could be from Hammond’s brick yard at Pott Shrigley.
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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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Patsy Sharpley
Patsy Sharpley was one of two sisters who frequently stayed with their aunt at Sowcar cottage during holidays from boarding school. Previously had attended Bollington RC School. Later married Adamski, the Langley Silk Manufacturer. Photograph taken at the back of houses on Ingersley Road.
