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Jersey Close, CONGLETON, CW12 3TW

Fixed to the mill wall on the left in the photo of the canal http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/221684 .

View NE, towards Macclesfield and Manchester; ex-North Stafford Stoke-on-Trent - Macclesfield - Manchester main line. The Cloud (1,115 ft.) prominent in distance.

This is looking at the front of Congleton Station, from here the next stop to the left of the picture is Macclesfield, and Kidsgrove to the right. For another view of the station taken in 1986 see Ben Brooksbank's picture Image, apart from there being bushes in the borders and lines having been drawn in the car park there is very little change over the last 24 years.

Situated beside the road leading to the Image For more information see their website at http://www.wharfbathroomdesign.co.uk/ .

Opened in 1848 by the North Staffordshire Railway on the line from Stoke-on-Trent to Macclesfield. View south west towards Kidsgrove and Stoke. The former goods shed, right, was in use for new owners when this image was taken.

Hightown Bridge is No 74 crossing the Macclesfield Canal across the Macclesfield Canal. Despites its relative grandeur, it probably originated purely as a farmer's accommodation bridge to allow field access. Now its main purpose is to serve the rather isolated Morley's Importers site* at the end of Morley Drive. Narrowboat "Silhouette" is about to navigate through the bridge hole. He didn't scrape the sides :-) (Morley’s is a leading supplier to bakers, breakfast cereal and food manufacturers, providing a wide range of ingredients selected from over 20 countries around the world by an experienced team of experts. Products include sultanas, raisins, currants, apricots, figs, dates, almonds, hazelnuts, coconut, bananas, apples, cranberries, orange and lemon peel, glacé cherries and many other ingredients, including mincemeats and fruit fillings).

Hightown Bridge is No 74 crossing the Macclesfield Canal. This was originally a farmer's accommodation bridge, but now serves Morley's the breakfast cereal and bakers' ingredients importer. Perhaps it is called Morley's Bridge now, because names would be changed over the years to reflect the prevailing landowners' names.

This is the canal looking east through the arch of Hightown Bridge (No 74) crossing the Macclesfield Canal. This was originally a farmer's accommodation bridge, but now serves Morley's the breakfast cereal and bakers' ingredients importer. Perhaps it is called Morley's Bridge now, because names would be changed over the years to reflect the prevailing landowners' names.