Fernilee & Errwood Reservoirs, Goyt Valley, Derbyshire Goyt Valley | Access Fernilee Reservoir and Errwood Reservoir are two picturesque bodies of water between Stockport and Buxton in the Goyt Valley
Underbank Hall, Stockport, Greater Manchester Underbank Hall dates back to the 15th century and was formerly the home of the Arden family of Bredbury until 1823 when it was sold
Merseyway Shopping Centre, Stockport The Merseyway Shopping Centre in Stockport aka Stockport Precinct is the main shopping center in this town in the northwest of England. Merseyway Shopping Centre opened
Staircase House, Stockport Market History | Access Staircase House in Stockport Market in central Stockport is a restored 15th century townhouse. The house is a Grade II-listed building and contains a Jacobean
Stockport Viaduct, Stockport Stockport viaduct is one of the world’s largest brick structures. It used an estimated 11 million bricks in its initial construction. The viaduct was widened from 1887-1889
Hat Works Museum Stockport History | Exhibits | Relaunch | Access | Cafe & Hat Shop Close to Stockport Station on Wellington Road (A6) heading into Stockport Precinct is the interesting
Stockport Station, Stockport Stockport Station is the main railway station serving the town of Stockport, south of Manchester. The station is located on the A6 (Wellington Road) and first opened
Vernon Park, Offerton, Stockport History | Plants | Access | Museums in Stockport Vernon Park, adjacent to Woodbank Park in Stockport is a Grade II listed Victorian public park. It
Three Shires House, Stockport History | Access | Nearby Located on Underbank and close to Stockport Market is the Three Shires House – a black and white half-timbered Tudor building
Woodbank Hall (Woodbank Park), Offerton, Stockport History | Access | Stockport Guide Woodbank Hall in Woodbank Park, next to Vernon Park in Stockport, was built by architect Thomas Harrison between
Stockport Air Raid Shelters, Stockport History | Facilities | Access | Map | Stockport Museums They knew war with Nazi Germany was coming when work began on a series of
Fred Perry’s Birthplace, Offerton, Stockport Despite the best efforts of such British tennis players as Roger Taylor, Tim Henman and more recently Andy Murray, Fred Perry (1909-1995) remained the last
