Norfolk Square about 1903 |
           | Armistice celebrations 1918 |
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On first reading the remarks of Mrs. Stevens it appears that the paths were laid out in 1919/20. In fact, the paths were actually laid many years earlier.
An article in the Glossop-dale Chronicle and North Derbyshire Reporter of 7 September 1906 stated “Norfolk Square, Glossop's central and only prominent open space, is at last undergoing a transformation, for which pedestrians and townspeople will offer up heartfelt thanks. For a long time past the surface of the “Square” had degenerated by usage and rain to such an alarming extent that it was well nigh impassable for pedestrians who had the slightest concern for their pedal extremities, but now a flagged pavement across the Square will give remedy and comfort.”. A postcard copy of the photograph to the right was posted on 3 May 1912. |
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Opening of the newly lawned Norfolk Square on 17 September 1927 The lady with the muff is Mrs Bennet Sidebottom. |
           | Opening of the fountain in 1966 |
Norfolk Square in 1978 |
           | Norfolk Square about 1995 |