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Archive of entries posted on September 2014

Mobberley Quakers

Posted by Historyscaper on 22 September 2014, 11:52 am

The Quaker Graveyard at Mobberley is an outstanding monument to the history of religious non-conformism in Cheshire. Situated on Graveyard Lane, off Newton Hall Lane, it lies just past Graveyard Farm on the left hand side. It is marked by a rectangular set of walls, in sandstone and red english bond brick, thought to date …

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Secrets of Ingersley Vale

Posted by Historyscaper on 17 September 2014, 11:26 am

Ingersley Vale lies on the River Dean between Bollington and Rainow.  By car, it is only accessible from Bollington, though most of it lies within Rainow Parish.  A walk on foot, however, is rewarded with stunning views, waterfalls and a chance to see industrial archaeology indelibly marked on the landscape. Starting out on Sugar Lane and …

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