I can’t make the text of this out and it’s not helped that someone has punched four windows in the

Well, where would we be without a little post about a railway station? The first railway station in Stockport was

This post is of little relevance, although that’s the hallmark of this blog, but for reasons unknown I’ve been shown

The second part of the hat museum, or at the least the way I walked around it, is the lower

I’m not sure that I’m very interested in hats, so that’s something of a confession to start proceedings off with.

Back on the theme of graves outside St. Mary’s Church, this is the gravestone of Nathan Percival. Born in 1766,

The exterior of Stockport Central Library, located near to the railway station, which is sadly going to be closed soon.

Located at St. Mary’s Church in Stockport, this is the grave of William Davenport, who died on 15 July 1799