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Fiona Bruce, Charlie and Caroline Griffies from CEC and several Village Volunteers

Fiona Bruce MP with Village Volunteers

2010

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Dave Monks receiving an award for volunteer services from Cheshire East Council

Dave Monks

2010

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John Clowes and Peter Cotton, both members of the Local History Group, with pen portraits of servicemen displayed for Remembrance Sunday

Display of WW1 Servicemen

2015

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Rab Parry at the Summer Fair held at the Victoria Club. Rab had been very active in public life as a member of the Parish Council, Congleton Borough Council and Cheshire County Council at various times. He was also a keen amateur artist.

Rab Parry at the Summer Fair

2018

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Happy Village Volunteers - Eric Hamilton, John Clowes, Dave Monks, Andy Ferrie

Village Volunteers

2015

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Maddy Hollingworth making rainbows during lockdown for Covid 19 Pandemic, April 2020

Making Rainbows During Covid 19

2020

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An early OS map of part of Holmes Chapel

Early OS map

1898

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An early OS map of part of Holmes Chapel

Early OS map of Holmes Chapel

1898

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An early OS map of part of Holmes Chapel

Old OS map of Holmes Chapel

1898

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Lane Ends, what is now the traffic light junction. Ahead is the village centre, left is Chester Road, right is Station Road. Written on the back is "Major Toler's". David Arthur Hodges Toler was born at Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, on September 13 1920 and educated at Stowe before going up to Christ Church, Oxford, to read Agriculture. He was appointed Commander Land Forces in Northern Ireland at the start of the Troubles in 1969. His father was also Major Toler.

Lane Ends, London Road

1900

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Old photograph of Marsh Hall Farm which is situated opposite the Mill Lane turning off Congleton road

Marsh Hall Farm

1900

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Harrisons shop, where Barclays Bank now stands, with Bensons Shoe shop on the opposite side of Macclesfield Road. Date is around 1900. In 1901 census W A Harrison was a Saddler, living with wife Kate? and children Gertrude, Thomas and Elizabeth. View is looking along Macclesfield Road from the Square

Harrison's Saddlers Shop

1900

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Situated in the Square adjacent to old Morreys

Mrs Gater Haberdashery Shop

1900

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The original Vicarage c 1905 which subsequently became a pub and restaurant.

The Vicarage

1905

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Postcard of Massey's mill by the river Dane

Massey's Mill

1908

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A view of the south front of the Hermitage

The Hermitage

1910

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St Lukes Church and other buildings taken from near the Red Lion. One horse and cart in view.

St Lukes Church looking north

1910

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View from the church tower looking north showing the construction of Saddler's Close - Dr Picton's house.

View from Church of Saddler's Close

1910

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St Lukes church on a quiet day with two men talking

St Lukes Church from the south

1910

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Image showing carts milk churns and pub sign at the Red Lion

St Lukes Church and Old Red Lion

1910

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