Covers a wide range of Stockport historical events, features, buildings etc.
Discover Little Underbank
A look at Little Underbank and its people in the Victorian/Edwardian eras by Jill Trumble.
Bramhall through time
Then and now of Bramhall, Hazel Grove, Cheadle, Cheadle Hulme, Gatley and Manchester Airport by Simon Crossley and Paul Chrystal.
Battersby Hats of Stockport
William J. Battersby started from small beginnings a hat factory that grew to be one of the biggest in Stockport by Rupert Battersby.
Stockport Market
A history of the Medieval Market Place and surrounding areas from Saxon times by Maureen Fahey.
Reddish Remembered
A photographic history of Reddish from the 18th to the 20th centuries by John A. Condon.
It wasn’t my fault Sir!
A humorous account of Jim Clare’s early life and adventures.
It wasn’t my fault Sarge!
A sequel to Jim’s early life. He continues his adventures into National Service.
Inns and Outs of Stockport Taverns
Stories from the social side of some of Stockport’s old Inns and Taverns by Coral Dranfield.
A personal journey down Tin Brook
A look at the heritage following the Tin Brook and surrounding areas by Grace Collier.
A History of Woodsmoor
A comprehensive history of Woodsmoor covering 400 years by Sue Bailey.
Water under the bridge
The history of the Lancashire Bridge from Medieval beginnings to the present day – by Daphne Breen.
St. Mary’s Graveyard Trail
Stories of some of the people buried at St. Mary’s church in the Market Place Stockport, by Jill Trumble.
Stockport Streets
Looking at the fascinating history behind Stockport’s streets and their sometimes strange origins, by Kevin Dranfield
Paupers and Vagabonds
Covering the history of poverty in Stockport from the Black Death in 1348 to WWII – by Coral Dranfield.
Wellington Road
Covering the history of travel through Stockport from Roman times to the building of the towns first by-pass – by Kevin Dranfield
Stockport’s Viaduct
The history of the building of Stockport’s twin viaducts, by Kevin Dranfield.
Frontline Stockport
The country had six lines of defence against the Germans possible invasion and one went through Stockport – by Kevin Dranfield.