Photographs of Cheadle in the 1910s
The main dining room inside Abney Hall as it looked in 1912
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The main drawing room in Abney Hall
Night shift nurses from Barnes Convalescent Home pose for a team photograph in advance of a charity football match against the day shift nurses in 1916
Day shift nurses from Barnes Convalescent Home pose for a team photograph in advance of a charity football match against the night shift nurses in 1916
An early motor car drops off its passengers outside the front door of Bruntwood Hall around the end of the 1910s
An unidentified photograph of either an educated Cheadle family or teachers and pupils at a Cheadle school
The enterprising Mr Booth, based behind St Mary's church, taking a party of local people in a trip away from Cheadle in his multi-seat charabanc he restored himself, probably somewhere between 1912 to 1914
New army recruits in full uniform and with new belongings gather in Cheadle before they head south and across the English Channel
Harold Webb dressed up at the Cheadle Carnival, 1914.
Children from Cheadle Primary School at the maypole at the 1914 Cheadle Carnival which took place in fields adjoining Gatley Road
Soldiers assemble in full uniform on Cheadle Green during World War 1. Cheadle Hall is behind
Group photograph of pupils from the recently opened Cheadle Primary School on Ashfield Road
A view of the Old Rectory (now demolished) and driveway close to the junction of Wilmslow Road and Gatley Road.
The Alcock Drapery and Hosiery shop on the south side of High Street win an award from the local tradesmen's association for the best local shop window display in 1914
A band marches along High Street, possibly during World War 1, with large crowds on the pavement
View of the junction of Stockport Road and Edgeley Road looking towards Cheadle