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Marple, STOCKPORT, SK6 6WL

On the corner of Church Lane and Chadwick Street. It was built in 1888 and was acquired by Oswald Carver in 1898 and a gymnasium was built and opened in 1900. The Marple Dramatic Society moved into "Carver's Recreation Club" in 1920 and acquired the building in late 1929. More information on the theatre website: http://carvertheatre.co.uk/index.php/history

A pedestrianised shopping street in the centre of Marple.

Located on Market Street, Canal Frog represents Marple North Ward and Marple South & High Lane Ward. It is sponsored by Marple Indies https://www.marpleindies.co.uk/ and is one of 17 frogs taking up residence in wards across Stockport Borough in addition to the 21 frogs across the town centre. as part of Stockport's Gigantic Leap Frog Art Trail.

Located on Market Street, Canal Frog represents Marple North Ward and Marple South & High Lane Ward. It is sponsored by Marple Indies https://www.marpleindies.co.uk/ and is one of 17 frogs taking up residence in wards across Stockport Borough in addition to the 21 frogs across the town centre. as part of Stockport's Gigantic Leap Frog Art Trail.

Located on Market Street, Canal Frog represents Marple North Ward and Marple South & High Lane Ward. It is sponsored by Marple Indies https://www.marpleindies.co.uk/ and is one of 17 frogs taking up residence in wards across Stockport Borough in addition to the 21 frogs across the town centre. as part of Stockport's Gigantic Leap Frog Art Trail.

Located on Market Street, Canal Frog represents Marple North Ward and Marple South & High Lane Ward. It is sponsored by Marple Indies https://www.marpleindies.co.uk/ and is one of 17 frogs taking up residence in wards across Stockport Borough in addition to the 21 frogs across the town centre. as part of Stockport's Gigantic Leap Frog Art Trail.

On the corner of Church Lane and Market Street. Image

On the left is "The icing on the cake". On the right is a greengrocer's. In between is "Pink Parrot" according to their website http://pinkparrotonline.co.uk/about-us/ "At Pink Parrot we attempt to bring individuality – unusual gift ideas and individual clothing by British and European designers, right through to Eastern-inspired garments, hippy chick and a romantic Gothic range."

On the right at the corner of Market Street is the former Pineapple Inn Image, one of many ex-Robinsons pubs.

On the right is Roger Fisher, opticians. In the middle is The Samuel Oldknow. Named after the local businessman and mill owner who was responsible for much of the development of Marple and Mellor some 200 years ago. The micro-pub opened in 2016 and has a somewhat quirky two level bar in a converted shop. On the left is Bevi, another micro-pub in what used to be a newsagents, Note: Photograph is for record purposes only. The photographer has no personal connection with the businesses depicted.