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Belle Vue Terrace, NE9
WE MOVED FROM SPRINGWELL ESTATE TO BELLE VIEW TERRACE IN GATESHEAD IN THE 1960'S. IT WAS A TERRACED HOUSING COMPLEX, OLD AND HUGE IN SIZE, IT FACED A CLUSTER OF A CHURCH, AND THE YMCA BUILDING, AND THE NOTORIOUS HOUSING CALLED THE CRESCENT, WHERE I... Read more
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Woodburn Court, ML11
My cousin recently moved to Woodburn Court but I can't find it for visiting ... Read more
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Dalton Avenue, KA6
Great street very family orientated and safe. No through traffic a few houses and a few bungalows. Great countryside views.... Read more
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Monega Road, E7
I lived there (No, 77) from 1940 when I was born (An unexploded bomb fell into the road the day I was born) until 1971 when I got married. My grandmother always said that before the houses were built there was a nunnery there, Is that true?... Read more
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Hugo Gardens, RM1
I would just like to thank those who keep this beautiful area named after my father, Petrus Hendrik Hugo, so inviting. I would love to be able to visit the gardens myself, but as I live in South Africa it is a long way to travel, and I am getting to... Read more
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Tuthill Stairs, NE1
Climbed these steps a few times this weekend, how many steps are there? Receptionist in Roomzzz Aparthotel at top says 124.... Read more
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Barton Street A18, DN37
I used to live in Waltham, near Barnoldby le Beck and have been curious to know if the Barton Street was a Roman road?
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Darwen Road B6472, BL7
its a fantastic place for shops like 2 barbers 2 chippys a co op and the sporty pub and 2 estate agents and a kebab shop
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Montrose Drive, BL7
great cul de sac my grandparents lived at 26 from 1984 to 2017 what a throwback lovely 70s semis and detaches ... Read more
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Langley Street, S80
I wqs born on 22/10/1945 in the street. Number 44. ... Read more
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Stansfeld Street, BB2
The majority of homes (terraced rows) that were on the street, presumably built early 1900s, have been knocked down now and replaced with newer homes. (Google Streetview will confirm this). A few original blocks remain for some reason (why didn't t... Read more
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Taransay Drive, FK2
We loved living in Taransay Drive. We moved there in 1995 from Gateshead and stayed untill 2023 when Husband retired. I will always have lovely memories of living in Polmont Scotland. ... Read more
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Clyvedon Rise, NE3
Clyvedon Rise was called Clyvedon Avenue when houses were first built - What year was the name changed?... Read more
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Cleveland Square, S9
A certain gentleman called William Langwell set up a glass works in Cleveland Square some time around
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Gladwall Close, NE23
There seems to be some confusion about how the street name should be spelt. It is listed as Gladwell Close, and described here as 'Gladwall' Close. However both of these are wrong. The roads in the estate are all named after types of ducks (Rouen, ... Read more
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Elliott Way, DL14
I have lived here since the houses were built and have noticed that many people have an effort to keep both their home and gardens tidy but recently I have noticed a change in the volume of pavement p... Read more
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Hathaway, RG6
I love old postcards & reading the messages that people wrote to each other so long ago. I came across a whole load while browsing through an Archive site called Welcomecollection.org & one in particular caught my eye as it had been addressed to some... Read more
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Jericho Street, OX2
Where is a 9 bedroom mansion in Jericho (White)... Read more
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Portland Street, KA10
I was brought up at 34 Portland Street, until I was 16 yrs old then came to America. does the address still exist?... Read more
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Jamestown Road, NW1
I would like to have any phots to share of Jamestown Town Ivied at 79 Jamestown from 1952 to 1974 and would be grateful to have any of the old street. I would be willing to buy any.
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Houldsworth Street, G3
We stayed in 46 Houldsworth st top flat then , one up then 51 Houldsworth st lost that in jan 16th 1968 because of the storm.went to school there worked in Gall's Elderlise st,. We had to move to Knightswood .the old st Mark's church did a old fot... Read more
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Northway, DY3
where exactly is council tip on saturdays... Read more
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Booth Road, M3
Do you have photo's of an old house that was opposite the sidings Booth road in the 1960's?
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Priory Street, MK40
My Great, Great Grandfather was a publican living at 87 Priory Street, Bedford in the 1880s Was that address a pub / ale house and what was it called?... Read more
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Cambridge Gardens, NP23
Does anyone know who is responsible for the riverbank behind Cambridge Gardens? I have a dangerous tree behind my house and blaneau gwent say they're not responsible for it, any help would be appreciated.... Read more
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Eversley Street, G32
Used to be called “The Chuckie “ I lived there from 1944 -1953.My school was in `Battleburn street about 20 yards from my tenement.... Read more
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Jeddo Road, W12
My father worked at Polymark in Jeddo Rd from the 1950s to the 1980s. It was a laundry equipment and labelling company. It first designed the labels that commercial laundries used to mark peoples property. The installed hospital laundries throughout ... Read more
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Vavasours Slip, TQ6
Please can car park spaces be shared on the slip work as friendly community please ... Read more
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Yalding
Is there/was there..... a pub in Yalding called "The Anchor" in 1977.... Read more
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Watton
In 1946 we arrived at Bodney Airfield as part of a decommissioning exercise of the Polish Army. "We", was composed of My father, Jan Michejda, My mother Janina Michejda, my brother Krzysztof Michejda and me, Wojciech Michejda, a 6 year old boy. Th... Read more
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Morriston
Would be interested in finding out where Worcester Street, Morriston was in the 1800s. ... Read more
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Brassington
My godfather the Rev J Lytle was the vicar of Brassington in the early sixties and also served the parish of Ballidion and Bradbourne. He was often known as the Vicar of the three B's. In those days he would hold three services on a Sunday morning... Read more
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Littleton Panell
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Littleton Panell
I came here to discover the division between"Panell & Westy". In the mid to late 1980's I was apprentice butcher,at M&P Family Butchers on W. Lavington 'X' roads. A very busy little shop. Back then The Wheatsheaf (pub)... Read more
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Penrhiwllan
Can you tell me the year of the historic map... Read more
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Ashby-cum-Fenby
Is there a street market close to Ashby ? ... Read more
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Stonebroom
My great-grandparents, Ruth Beresford Perry and Thomas Perry and three of their children lived on Clay Cross Road in the late 1870s or early 1880s before they emigrated to the USA. He was employed as a miner and several people in her family had ... Read more
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Stapleton
Hello I am trying to check my family history. My maiden name was DOWELL and I have found several ancestors either in Stapleton or Barwell.I am trying to check the father below, THOMAS DOWELL, as I m not c... Read more
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Thorncombe Street
Way back in 1954 a group of small children used to walk from thorncombe street to the sunday school in in hascombe high street in the old methodist chapel they were a small group lead by a slightly older girl Some of the children came to the Sunda... Read more
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Moreton Pinkney
my father and his younger sister (Arthur and Pauline) were boarded in Moreton Pinkney by Barnardoes from 1924 - 1928, possibly at The Grange with a Mrs Ward. Contact me for a chat if you knew Moreton Pinkney during the 1920s. val @ macace dot net.... Read more
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Morley
Can you please tell me why King's Corner (the place, not the pub) is so called?... Read more
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Brandon
I lived in Brandon at the Old Hall from June 1957 to January 1966. It was a great place to grow up as the family business of agricultural contracting was based at the house. There were numerous farm buildings attached to the house which were usefu... Read more
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Tokers Green
In 1935 my Grandmother lived in a house in Tokers Green called Cool Gardie. Anyone know where or which house this was please.... Read more
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Balham
Balham was the first place to be named a name ending in ham.... Read more
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Stretford
Relatives lived at 186 Clifford street, Stretford, Trafford. I believe the street no longer exists but roughly where was it? Thanks... Read more
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Langridge
I think the road from the church has always seemed eerie to the bend where the road climbs to the Weston road the birds seem to not sing and a mysterious silence evaded the air which does not go until you round the bend three of my family and ... Read more
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Great Warley
I was in my mums arms in a shelter in bird lane when a V2 ( Ithink) fell about 100yds away can you confirm that it was a v2 and what the date was. My sister and I debate whether it was a V1 or a V2. It would have been during 1944 almost certainly
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Shorne
I Have a blog on Blogger called Brian Fuller at Pipes Place, which has all sorts of info about the people who lived from the early 1700's in Pipes Place , a historic and listed building.... Read more
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Llanfachraeth
When my father was living or visiting Dronwy on a Sunday morning, he answered the door with his sleeves rolled up his arm much to my (aunts) disgust. He was in the process of making the fire. How times have change.... Read more
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ROCHESTER
I have been looking for 24 south avenue Rochester Kent but there are only odd numbers in that street. Were some houses demolished one side of the road for some reason? It was there in 1936.... Read more
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Hornsey
Hornsey was in county of Middlesex until 1965 when it was joined with Tottenham & Wood Green to becomeLondon Borough of Haringey... Read more
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LLANTWIT MAJOR
Was there a street in LLantwit Major called slut Lane? The topic came up from an elderly lady and her group; she was with, was shocked. But I seam to remember a mention of it some time ago, I think it was down by the church—many thanks in anticipa... Read more
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ULVERSTON
I use to be Stone Cross School. in Ulverston. is there any history about the School?... Read more
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Cockerham
What a place to have a Church. In the middle of a field. Have they got any Church Bells there. If so how many?... Read more
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Hose
Before 1930 Rutland House was home to the Mantle'sIn 1930 it was bought by local farmer and Baptist Mr. Charles Walter Hourd.When he died aged 68 in 1941 it was left in trust to his wife Annie who passed away in... Read more
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Murrow
i lived in back road for over 10yrs and was president for over a year did the show first woman to do it after the local undertaker and he did the bingo once a week with billy mews the coal delivery man someone might remember me and my family... Read more
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