Brabyns Farm / Farmhouse / Outbuildings
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Brabyns Farm / Farmhouse / Outbuildings
Description
Material relating to Brabyns farm / farmhouse / outbuildings :-
1. The transformation of a family estate (Brabyns) - Neil Mullineux
2. Fresh insights into Brabyns Hall by Hilary Atkinson, prepared for January 2024 MLHS Newsletter
3. Original photographs, undated but probably taken 1920s-1930s, donated by Mary Moore who spent her childhood at Brabyns Hall, showing Brabyns farm, farm buildings, Wood Cottage, etc.
4. Memories of the farm complex
5. The probable locations from which three farm photographs were taken - David Burridge.
6. Five original letters with envelopes, dated 1937 and 1938, addressed to Miss Daisy Cooke (later Mrs Bridge), four from Miss F Hudson, dealing with domestic matters and the death of Mrs Manley. Also "In affectionate memory of Elizabeth Cooke" card.
7. Photocopy of photograph of wedding party with index of persons present, donated by Mary Moreton 2024.
See also hyperlinks below
1. The transformation of a family estate (Brabyns) - Neil Mullineux
2. Fresh insights into Brabyns Hall by Hilary Atkinson, prepared for January 2024 MLHS Newsletter
3. Original photographs, undated but probably taken 1920s-1930s, donated by Mary Moore who spent her childhood at Brabyns Hall, showing Brabyns farm, farm buildings, Wood Cottage, etc.
4. Memories of the farm complex
5. The probable locations from which three farm photographs were taken - David Burridge.
6. Five original letters with envelopes, dated 1937 and 1938, addressed to Miss Daisy Cooke (later Mrs Bridge), four from Miss F Hudson, dealing with domestic matters and the death of Mrs Manley. Also "In affectionate memory of Elizabeth Cooke" card.
7. Photocopy of photograph of wedding party with index of persons present, donated by Mary Moreton 2024.
See also hyperlinks below
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BRH/05/05
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Citation
“Brabyns Farm / Farmhouse / Outbuildings,” Marple Local History Society Archives, accessed November 24, 2024, https://marplelocalhistorysociety.org.uk/archives/items/show/2794.