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Stockport Viaduct
© Neil Sayle (view gallery)
View of the Stockport Viaduct, taken from the A6, Wellington Road. In the background is the Stockport Pyramid. Taken in Early October 2007. Is the official Postcard of Stockport for 2008!

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Stockport Viaduct
© Neil Sayle (view gallery)
Lovely Stockport Viaduct Picture at sunset in late December.

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Waterfall
© Viktor Svaikovskij (view gallery)
The waterfall in Reddish park.

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Stockport, Greater Manchester
© Emily Cotgrave (view gallery)
The River Mersey runs through the centre of Stockport.

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Stockport Town Hall
© Neil Sayle (view gallery)
Picture taken from the A6, just by the Old Infirmary, taken in January 2008.

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Vernon Park
© Neil Sayle (view gallery)
Vernon Park, Stockport. Taken in summer 2007.

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Stockport View
© Neil Sayle (view gallery)
Stockport View, Taken from Werneth Low, on a nice summers day in 2007. Stockport is above the pole. Pear Mill to the left.

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Stockport Memorial Art Gallery
© Trevor Booth (view gallery)
Stockport War Memorial Art Gallery, Wellington Road South, Stockport, SK3 8AB. A neo-classical building holding a collection of paintings and sculpture of local and national importance. Exhibitions of regional arts, crafts and photography. Open: Mon-Fri: 11:00-17:00, Sat 10:00-17:00 Closed Wed and Sun Tel: 0161 474 4453.

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Merseyway, Stockport
© Neil Sayle (view gallery)
Picture of Merseyway, Stockport. Taken from the Carpark of Merseyway.

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Stockport, Greater Manchester
© Emily Cotgrave (view gallery)
Vernon Park Steps, restored to the condition it was in Victorian times. A beautiful, tranquil place to visit.

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Stockport, Greater Manchester
© Emily Cotgrave (view gallery)
Original Stockport College, this is the oldest part of the college, having been added to over the years with larger modern buildings.

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Stockport, Greater Manchester
© Emily Cotgrave (view gallery)
Water Fountain at Vernon Park which has recently been restored to Victorian status, this is a beautiful and tranquil place to visit, if you are in the area.

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Stockport, Greater Manchester
© Emily Cotgrave (view gallery)
This postbox can still be located on Little underbank today.

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Stockport Museum, Stockport, Greater Manchester
© Emily Cotgrave (view gallery)

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Stockport, Greater Manchester
© Emily Cotgrave (view gallery)
Queens Head, Little Underbank Stockport, said to be one of the most haunted pub's in Stockport, boasting the ghost of a cavalier who was encarserated in a top room and starved to death. Also holding the smallest room in Stockport, said to be an old gallows room.

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Stockport, Greater Manchester
© Emily Cotgrave (view gallery)
This Doorway is all that remains of the

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Stockport, Greater Manchester
© Emily Cotgrave (view gallery)
Strawberry Recording Studios. These studios were used frequently in the 1960/70 by popular artists such as the Rolling Stones, The Beatles, The Kinks and many more.

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Stockport, Greater Manchester
© Emily Cotgrave (view gallery)
Oldknows house, Higher Hillgate, awaiting reservation 2007. Christies Hat Works used to stand behind this house to the right before progress closed it down and demolished it.

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Stockport, Greater Manchester
© Emily Cotgrave (view gallery)
St Mary's Church, Market Place.

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Kingfish Bramhall Park stockport
© Clare Qing Hirsch (view gallery)

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Stockport, Greater Manchester
© Emily Cotgrave (view gallery)
Cobdens Statue. There is modernisation being carried out at the moment on Petersgate, Mr Cobden is being moved to the gardens facing where he is stood on this picture.

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Stockport, Greater Manchester
© Emily Cotgrave (view gallery)
Winters Clock little underbank Stockport. The Jewellers Clock has stood for many years, the shop itself is now a Cafe, but the clock has been refurbished and is now in working order again.

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Stockport, Greater Manchester
© Emily Cotgrave (view gallery)
Vernon park has recently been restored to Victorian status, this is a beautiful and tranquil place to visit, if you are in the area.

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Stockport, Greater Manchester
© Emily Cotgrave (view gallery)
Underbank Hall Built in late 15th Century, once the Town House of the Arderne family of Bredbury until 1823. Now the offices of the banking firm Christie and Lloyds.

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Stockport, Greater Manchester
© Emily Cotgrave (view gallery)
Stockport Viaduct and rail bridge, said to be one of the longest Viaducts, if not the longest in England.

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Stockport Market Hall, Market Place.
© Trevor Booth (view gallery)
Glass covered market hall built 1861. It was known as the

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Stockport, Greater Manchester
© Emily Cotgrave (view gallery)
Art Link Building.

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The Thatched House pub, Stockport, Greater Manchester
© Trevor Booth (view gallery)
Fore runner of Stockport Infirmary was a private house. “The Thatched House” on Spring Gardens was used as a free dispensary to the poor by the generous Dr Briscall.

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Stockport, Greater Manchester
© Emily Cotgrave (view gallery)
Archer House

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Stockport, Greater Manchester
© Emily Cotgrave (view gallery)
Central Tower White Lion, this tower is said to be haunted by a lady jilted by her husband.

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Bishop Blaize Pub Hillgate, Stockport, Greater Manchester
© Trevor Booth (view gallery)
June 29, 1852 One man died and two churches were burned to the ground as racial tensions between the Irish and English community over jobs exploded into violence.

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Stockport, Greater Manchester
© Trevor Booth (view gallery)
This street was depicted in a famous Lowry painting of the same name.

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Robinsons Brewery - Hillgate, Stockport, Greater Manchester
© Trevor Booth (view gallery)
William Robinson bought the Unicorn Inn, Lower Hillgate, Stockport on 29 September 1838 he was establishing a company that became one of Britain’s largest regional brewers. Now run by the fifth and sixth generation of the family.

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