Part of a set of 12 tinted postcards published in a package by RAP Colts, London. Some photographs may have been taken earlier. See 149/1-13
Places 2: Congregational Church
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Memorial Gardens Bollington
Part of a set of 12 postcards published in a packet by RAP Colts, London. Original pictures may have been taken earlier. This picture was taken probably shortly after the opening of the Memorial in 1922. See 149/1-13
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Beeston Brow
A view of Beeston Brow showing Rock Bank stables to the left, Limefield house top middle, the small Oak Bank mill chimney top right with Green Lane Farm to its left. In the bottom middle is the small farm house which is one of the oldest houses in Bollington, with the Congregational church behind it, both on Palmerston Street.
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Bollington north from Nancy Side
Beautiful view over Bollington from Nancy Side showing the town as it was before the developments of the second half of the 20th Century. Notice the green space to the left of St John’s church – the constructions are the remains of the Anderson shelters built for WWII.
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Congregational Church
Showing in the foreground the Memorial Garden, and over the road the piece of waste ground that was in 1953 turned into Coronation Garden as a playground for children.
