Winding Department
by Gnatalee
The lady in the middle of the back row is Lucy Jane Jones (nee Bradley) - when married she lived in Bridge Street, Whaley Bridge. Am unsure of the date of the photo though.
by Brenda Whelan
This photo looks like it could be 1951-1952 just before I started work there in 1953. The lady with glasses is Mrs Dranfield and young lady at the front is Diane Hall (was Waller)
John Bailey is at the forefront
by Gnats
I believe that the lady on the front row, in the middle, (the lady behind's hands are resting on her shoulders) may be Emma Jones, daughter of the Bridge Street Barber
Left by Brenda Whelan
Back row Lillian Swindles was Hall. Left side Pat White. Jennifer Haughty.
Left by Brenda Whelan
This was the coronation the year before I started work at the mill
Left by Nancy Keogh
The lady in the front row in the middle was my mother Agnes Keogh
by Brenda Whelan on the 11th February 2014
Peeping is Jack Coverly and b/r is Harry Dugdale, both overlookers
by Bob Morten
The chap back row left is (a young) Jack Coverley.
Goyt Mill boys on a day trip to Windermere
Thanks to Brenda Whelan for the photograph
by Brenda Whelan
Harry Swindles sat in the centre of photo
by Keith Hadfield
2nd in on rhs Dennis Hadfield
by Mike Goddard
The second from the back on the right hand side looks like my Dad Joe Goddard.
by Gillian
Young man at the front with the bow tie is my Dad, Gordon Allen
by Mike Goddard
My Dad Joe Goddard in the centre.
Left by Brenda Whelan
Gordon Allen, Jack Coverly, Clifford Wild, Harry Swindells. Elliot Hurst, Ray Cartledge, Brian Hall, Albert Bennett, Dennis Whiteman, Eric Hadfield, Frank Jodrell, Jack and Frank Thomason, Jimmy Critchlow, Peter Chappel, Robert Barton, Alfred Plowes, Alan Robinson, Albert Herman
Left by Anthony Wright
Norman Wright is knelt down next to Peter Chappell and Robert Barton.
by Brenda Whelan
John Bartley Clifford Wild f/rowJack Coverly Albert Herman
by Brenda Whelan
Me with Ada Munro Ruth Clayton, Joan Shirt (Hooley), Emmie Bentley
Ray Cartledge in the print room
Eric Hadfield working on machine
by Graham Hough
The chap without glasses in the picture is Peter West.
Left by Brenda Whelan
Lady in blue is Peter's sister Jean married to John Willot
Left by Anonymous
The lady on the left is Cynthia Fox
Jessie Branson in the winding room
Sarah Moorcroft one of the many weavers
Lillian Swindles (Hall)
Works manager, Mr Elliot Hurst (right), with a senior employee, Mr Jack Fielding
by Kevan Rutherford
I am quite sure that the lady third from the left, standing, is my auntie. She would have been Margaret Morris and later Margaret Woolley.
by Gillian Martin (nee Allen)
The lady next to my Auntie margaret ( Woolley) is Mabel (sorry cant remember surname , ran the Cubs)
