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Tinted photohraph (Ashworth's Series) showing the old cottages on Stenner Lane (near the Old Cock Inn) Didsbury. These were demolished in c.1930 according to Mr. Mycock. He also remembers that at one time the local residents were forbidden to use the water from the well (see bottom left of photo) because it could have been polluted after passing thro' the cemetry nearby.

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GB124.DPA/784/14

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Item from Fonds: Documentary Photographic Archive (GB124.DPA)

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Sub-fonds: Photographs Related To Mr Mycock And Family (GB124.DPA/784)

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