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anglesey street
- Thread starter Astoness
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This could be Patshull Place which if I remember correctly was in Anglesey Street. Walking up Anglesey Street from Nursery Road before you go to Graham Street on your left, I am sure there was an opening with more houses down there built in a little square. I am sure it is gated off now. Could be completely wrong of course - memories do play tricks sometimes.
This could be Patshull Place which if I remember correctly was in Anglesey Street. Walking up Anglesey Street from Nursery Road before you go to Graham Street on your left, I am sure there was an opening with more houses down there built in a little square. I am sure it is gated off now. Could be completely wrong of course - memories do play tricks sometimes.
That would be great lyn - thanks.
Theres no rush Lyn. From what I remember I think it was closed off last time I was in the street, either the houses were all boarded up or had been demolished. jules
oops you got there before I could post the above. You are super quick Lyn!! Yes this is the place I had in mind. I wonder if its the same place as in your earlier photos? If my memory serves me correct it is destinct possibility. Thanks again.
Lyn
We lived on the opposite side in Anglesey st. no 173.The back yard looks very much like the one on our side of the street down towards the bottom. On the corner of oneside was a shop can`t remember name. On the other side i remeber lived a biker were many a day there used to be many bikes roaring up and down the street and congrgating outside the house.Do you remeber a shop on corner of Nursery rd/Anglesey st. called Heskiths?
We lived on the opposite side in Anglesey st. no 173.The back yard looks very much like the one on our side of the street down towards the bottom. On the corner of oneside was a shop can`t remember name. On the other side i remeber lived a biker were many a day there used to be many bikes roaring up and down the street and congrgating outside the house.Do you remeber a shop on corner of Nursery rd/Anglesey st. called Heskiths?
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Saw this postcard and I was wondering if anyone knew whereabouts Alfred Place may have been?
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Thanks Mike. So it was going the other direction to where I was imagining it to be then and as Lyn said all gone now.
Dave Bath
master brummie
Hi Lyn
Hope you are well. Any chance you still have the oriiginal photos that you could re-post on the thread or email to me. An old mate of mine, Graham Simcox, lived in Angelsey Street and I would like to send them to him. Anyone remember him or his family? c1940's to c1960's
Hope you are well. Any chance you still have the oriiginal photos that you could re-post on the thread or email to me. An old mate of mine, Graham Simcox, lived in Angelsey Street and I would like to send them to him. Anyone remember him or his family? c1940's to c1960's
bilco so sorry i missed this old post of yours but no i cant recall heskiths shop...is 173 still there or was your house in the part of the street that was demolished..
hi dave im sure there is another thread for anglesley st with photos on it...will have a look for you if not later on i will re post some pic i have on this thread..
lyn
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I lived at 174 in the 60s
