Tallyarver
New Member
Hi Guys. This is my first post as a newbie member.
I have been chatting privately to forum member Dennis Williams whose Nan and Grandad lived next door to me in Denton Grove. In 2010 he uploaded an image going back to the 1930s of a street party and several other relevant items.
I am resurrecting this thread with the attached images, taken in the hard winter of 1979. They show the entrance and the exit to the Grove.
I lived there from 1962 to 1979. I remember many families who lived there, namely Workman, Williams (as above) Gamble, Day, Nickless and Pedlingham, to name a few, and later in the 70s Hunt, Hughes, Nolan and Dewell.
Im looking for anyone who has there own memory of the road, maybe you were friends or relatives with people who lived there in the 60s and 70s? Perhaps you had memories of some of the local shops?( Toys the ironmonger, Parrs the greengrocers, Tony Smith the newsagent, and Lambros the chip shop owner).
If you have any local photographs I would be very interested to see them.
Thanks for reading this. I hope to hear from somebody in due course!
Regards
Alan Tarver
I have been chatting privately to forum member Dennis Williams whose Nan and Grandad lived next door to me in Denton Grove. In 2010 he uploaded an image going back to the 1930s of a street party and several other relevant items.
I am resurrecting this thread with the attached images, taken in the hard winter of 1979. They show the entrance and the exit to the Grove.
I lived there from 1962 to 1979. I remember many families who lived there, namely Workman, Williams (as above) Gamble, Day, Nickless and Pedlingham, to name a few, and later in the 70s Hunt, Hughes, Nolan and Dewell.
Im looking for anyone who has there own memory of the road, maybe you were friends or relatives with people who lived there in the 60s and 70s? Perhaps you had memories of some of the local shops?( Toys the ironmonger, Parrs the greengrocers, Tony Smith the newsagent, and Lambros the chip shop owner).
If you have any local photographs I would be very interested to see them.
Thanks for reading this. I hope to hear from somebody in due course!
Regards
Alan Tarver