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Tin Brook (Stockport)

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By 1718, the Brook was crossed by the 'Brook Bridge' located in Lower Hillgate, which became known as the 'Schole-House Bridge' in 1744. The Tin Brook's original outfall, located between the present day Chestergate Tavern and
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The stream flows northwest toward Stockport Cemetery, where it is joined by the Brown House Fold Brook and flows toward the Carr Valley, where the Brook is locally known as the Carr Brook.
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overlooking the Brook, killing 72 passengers and leaving with critical injuries. Following a flood, the rest of the Brook in Merseyway was culverted during the rebuilding of Chestergate.
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The Carr Brook flows northwest underneath Wellington Street, where it becomes known as the Tin Brook. A flood outlet sewer built in 1995 relocated the Brook's outfall underneath the
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According to tradition, the Brook was described as a clear and crystal stream flowing down a valley, that was crossed nearby Lower Hillgate through a paved way allowing
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Stockport Cemetery was opened on the banks of the Brook in 1838, eventually expanding over the Brook, which was covered by a brick tunnel.
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In 1995, a new flood outlet sewer was built to prevent storm water and sewage from backing up, further moving the brook's outfall east.
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By 1872, the Hempshaw Brook Brewery had expanded and built over the reservoir, culverting it with a brick tunnel.
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In 1835, Hempshaw Brook Brewery was constructed, damming the Brook to create a reservoir.
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Samuel Oldknow and the Arkwrights: The Industrial Revolution at Stockport and Marple
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building in the Merseyway Shopping Centre, was built in the mid-eighteenth century.
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on the section of what would later be known as the Carr Valley, to power
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on its southwestern side, through erosion of the areas
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Vannan, Alastair; Miller, Ian; Lupton, Alan (2011).
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As early as 1744, authority was obtained to place a
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England
Greater Manchester
Mouth
River Mersey
Stockport
53°24′35″N 2°09′45″W / 53.409589°N 2.162563°W / 53.409589; -2.162563
culverted
stream
Stockport
tributary
River Mersey
Old English
tȳnan
Little Underbank
red sandstone
carr
carriages
stepping stones
Primark
dam
silk mills
cotton mills
Stockport air disaster
Canadair C-4 Argonaut
substation
Woodsmoor
Merseyway Shopping Centre

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