Photographs of Cheadle in the 1970s
The rear of Abney Hall and lawn
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View of the premises on Ashfield Road which belonged to Liles and Son boot makers and shoe repairers for many years
A Bullocks coach in its yard on Stockport Road
A Bullocks coach on Jackson Street
A Bullocks coach in its yard on the north side of Stockport Road, with St Chad's church in the background
Bullocks coaches Ford Transit Van parked on a Cheadle side street
Cars badly parked in side roads near to High Street
Cheadle Boys Football Club win various trophies won in the 1969/70 season
Members of the Cheadle Conservative Club bowls team with their winner's trophy
Former Prime Minister Edward Heath and his officials talk to supporters at the Cheadle Conservative Club
Former Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative party Edward Heath talks with local supporters outside the Cheadle Conservative Club on Stockport Road
Members of the Cheadle Conservative Club in the club bar
Members of the Cheadle Conservative Club at a celebratory event
The barman prepares to open the bar at the Cheadle Conservative Club
Cheadle Dragons Football Club with assorted trophies
Empty fields and Cheadle brook believed to be at the back of Ashfield Road
Overgrown grass at Cheadle Green towards the Institute building
Reference number: 797
Footpath through Cheadle Green towards the Institute building
Footpath through Cheadle Green with Stockport Road on the right
View of the exterior of the front of Cheadle Post Office
Teacher Heather Clark at the back with members of her class at Cheadle Primary School in the school yard
School teacher and children at Cheadle Primary School enjoy a party to celebrate Queen Elizabeth's Silver Jubilee in 1977
Members of the 2nd Cheadle Scouts receive "Chief Scouts" Awards in 1973
Young boys play football outside the Malt Shovels pub on Councillor Lane
Cars parked on Gatley Road, close to the junction with Wilmslow Road
Old terraced houses on the south side of Gatley Road
View of Reads of Cheadle car showroom and the south side of Gatley Road
New flower beds by Rectory Gardens, on the west side of Wilmslow Road
New flowers beds aside the north side of Gatley Road, close to High Street
Large plant pots with blooming flowers donated by the Cheadle Civic Society on Gatley Road
New flowers beds donated by the Cheadle Civic Society aside the north side of Gatley Road, close to the village
The site of the former main post office building on the south side of High Street
The old Woolworth's shop on the north side of High Street
Marsh's print shop and neighbouring shops on the north side of High Street
Beeleys cafe on the south side of High Street
Large concrete flower pots in front of the British Telecom showroom/exchange on the south side of High Street
Old gates along Manchester Road before being demolished in advance of building Manchester's new orbital motorway in the early 1970s
Evocative picture of the Manor House opposite Cheadle Green
Reference number: 392
Cars parked outside the old Kindlit premises on Old Road, close to Stockport Road
Cottages on Old Road in 1973
Bunting and flags outside Premier Pastrycooks on the south side of High Street to celebrate Queen Elizabeth's Silver Jubilee in 1977
Footpath leading to Queens Gardens from the back of Cheadle Green with the original gatepost from the now demolished Cheadle Hall still standing
The interior of the Red Lion Inn on Stockport Road
Activity outside St Mary's church
View of the south side of Stockport Road, close to Cheadle Green
Construction of the new railway bridge over Stockport Road, close to Roscoe's Roundabout
Industrial premises on the north side of Stockport Road, close to Boundary Bridge
Buses on Roscoe's Roundabout in 1973 with the old Roscoe's DIY store in the background
The junction of Old Road and Stockport Road by the old Blue Star garage, close to Councillor Lane
Houses on the south side of Stockport Road, close to Roscoe's Roundabout
A view of the junction of Old Road and Stockport Road in 1973
Large flower pots outside parade of shops near Rectory Gardens
The Esso petrol station, formerly owned by Stuart Harrison, on the west side of Wilmslow Road
Houses and shops on the east side of Wilmslow Road, close to High Street
Large concrete flower pots on west side of Wilmslow Road
Wilmslow Road looking towards the White Hart Hotel with Cheadle Post Office on the left
Renovation of the old school building (ground floor) and the Upper Rooms on Wilmslow Road, opposite the Post Office
Repairing the bus shelter on Wilmslow Road outside Lennons supermarket. The bus shelter has now bene replaced, with the original relocated to Heaton Park in North Manchester.
Shops on the east side of Wilmslow Road, close to High Street
Reference number: 794
Rectory Gardens on the West side of Wilmslow Road
New flower bed installed in Rectory Gardens on the west side of Wilmslow Road
Shops by Rectory Gardens on the west side of Wilmslow Road
View of Wilmslow Road towards the White Hart Hotel and St Mary's church
Wilmslow Road southbound
New flower bed in Rectory Gardens on the west side of Wilmslow Road