Grosvenor Hall
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Image: © Gerald England Taken: 14 Apr 2011
Care home on Dodge Hill. This was originally Pendlebury Hall, an orphanage designed by architect J.W. Beaumont and erected 1881-2. It was founded through the bequest of Ralph Pendlebury who left £100,000 for the purpose. Pendlebury started his working life as apprentice to a handloom weaver, but later built and owned mills in Stockport.