Mobberley - History
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MILL LANE, BEECH HILL AND DAMSON LANE. This was the old village centre before the development of the Rajar Works and Ilford which pulled it towards the factory and the housing built throughout the 20th Century.
Beech Hill 1916 Postcard
Beech Hill
Beech Hill
Beech Hill
Dam Head - Manor House
Dam Head
Damson Lane
Damson Lane postcard sent in 1921
Damson Lane 1917 Beattie Murphy, Nancy Bradbury, Ethel Walker and Richard Raukins written on the back
Grimsditch Cottage
Grimsditch Farm
Mill Lane
Mill Lane Post Card 1907
Mill Lane Post Card 1909
Mill Lane Post Office
"The Slade" which is the cutting where Town Lane now runs up to the Church lane Junction. This is a pre-new road postcard
The bridge at what is now the junction of Mill Lane and Town Lane looking up The Slade and Tipping Brow
Another postcard of the old junction at the Mill Lane bridge
Mill Lane Smithy
Mill Lane Post Card 1942
Mill Lane 2014
Mill Lane Smithy
Mill Lane Smithy Cottage - Alan Twibell
Smithy
Mill Lane Post Card 1911
Smithy Cottage 1963
Mill Lane Smithy
Smithy Cottage 1963
Old Post Office Mill Lane
Old Smithy Garages c1970
Roebuck Post Card c1911
Roebuck Print 1936
Bull's Head 2014
The Bulls Head and Roebuck
Roebuck and Bulls Head
Roebuck 2013
Spout Lane
The Old Crepe Mill
The Old Crepe Mill with its reflection in the millpond
Lake House