A SCRAPBOOK OF CHESHIRE ANTIQUITIES

902 Photographs and commentary on 107 Historic Sites in Cheshire, England, United Kingdom
together with Social History in the late Georgian period

by Craig Thornber

  

Acton	Grappenhall and Appleton Thorn	Nantwich, Holly Holy Day
Adlington Hall	Great Barrow	Nantwich, Town Centre
Alderley Edge	Great Budworth	Nether Alderley
Aldford	Harthill	New Brighton
Arley Green	Hilbre Island	Norton Priory
Astbury	Holford Hall near Plumley	Over & Winsford
Audlem	Holmes Chapel	Over Peover
Backford	Hulme Hall near Allostock	Parkgate
Barthomley	Ince near Stanlow	Peckforton
Bebington	Knutsford	Plemstall
Beeston Castle	Leasowe Castle	Pott Shrigley
Bosley	Little Budworth	Prestbury
Bramall Hall	Little Moreton Hall	Pulford
Brereton	Lower Peover	Quarry Bank Mill, Styal
Bunbury	Lower Withington	Rode Hall
Burton	Macclesfield 1 The Town Centre	Rostherne
Byley	Macclesfield 2 The Town Centre	Sandbach Crosses
Capesthorne Hall	Macclesfield 3. Halls	Sandbach Churches
Chadkirk Chapel	Macclesfield 4. The Canal	Sandbach town centre
Cholmondeley Castle	Macclesfield 5. Christ Church	Shocklach
Christleton	Macclesfield 6. St. Michael's, Exterior & Nave	Shotwick
Church Lawton	Macclesfield 7. St. Michael's, Savage Chapel	Siddington
Church Minshull	Macclesfield 8. Nonconformist Chapels	Stalybridge
Congleton	Macclesfield 9. Some Macclesfield Mills	Stockport
Cranage Hall	Macclesfield Forest: Forest Chapel & Jenkin Chapel	Swettenham
Daresbury	Meanderings in Macclesfield No: 1	Tabley House
Davenham	Meanderings in Macclesfield No. 2	Tarporley
Dean Row Chapel	Malpas	Tarvin
Delamere	Marbury-cum-Quoisley	Tattenhall
Dorfold Hall	Marbury Hall	Tatton Park
Eccleston	Marton	Tilston
Farndon	Middlewich	Walton Hall
Frodsham, Stoak & Thornton Le Moors	Mobberley	Wilmslow
Gawsworth	Mottram-in-Longdendale	Wrenbury
Goostrey	Mow Cop	Wybunbury
	Nantwich, St. Mary's	Wythenshawe Hall

Anyone from outside Cheshire viewing this site might form the erroneous opinion that Macclesfield is the largest and most important town in the county. Equally they may come to the conclusion that Cheshire enjoys perpetual fine weather. The truth is that my photographic excursions are more convenient in East Cheshire and I take pictures only on fine days.

SOCIAL HISTORY OF THE LATE 18^TH AND EARLY 19^TH CENTURIES

Men of Property and Status: Gentry Families in Cheshire
Men of Ideas and Action: Entrepreneurs and Scientists in the North West

 

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