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Here is a photo of Curzon Street. My grandparents lived at 29.

That’s the one, I didn’t like to put the name on, but it was definitely the surname Curley. I remember clearly seeing the child in the road, it was awful.

I lived in Reginald Road just up from the maisonettes, 60 odd years ago a child ran from those maisonettes and was killed by a car, one day, I can’t remember if before or after this incident I was crossing over from Reginald Road I was 10 and my brother was 7, he let go of my hand and ran in...

I went to Gloria Dawn’s shop to have my hair done on my wedding day 1963.

Before where Tesco was on the corner of Alum Rock Road and George Arthur Road was a family run shop run by Mr And Mrs Bagley, their son Ernie was my husband’s best friend growing up.

I lived at 46, Croft Road opposite Wroxton Road in the seventies.

If you go the search facility on this site and type in Hunters Hill open air school you will see lots of information, there may well be photos as well.

I too went to Bishop Ryder school and I lived at 2/21, Howe Street.

I was there is the fifties and things they got away with were wicked and definitely would not be allowed today, I went to another school after, Marsh Hill Open air school, it was a day school and was lovely, you had to leave when it was deemed you were well enough to go to an ordinary school, I...

Thanks for that Susan, I myself lived in Howe Street.

Looking at the sign on the right this photo must have been taken when it was turned into a bingo hall.

I used to walk there from Curzon Street when I was a little girl to fetch my nan’s shopping.

Here is a photo of Marsh And Baxter’s, Dale End.

Wasn’t Lorna Morris the sister and also my friend, my husband Robert Jenkins and his two brothers Brian and David lived at 24 George Arthur Road. The sweet shop I think was Sellars and then Liz Woodfield and her family took it over.

I lived 2/21 Howe Street very near Gopsal Street.

I know this is a few years late, but I have just come across this photo of the Chapel.

My husband was born at 24, George Arthur Road and I lived in the next road up Reginald Road.

They would probably have served me, I lived opposite in Reginald Road, I bought my pram and high chair and playpen from McGauleys.

super photos, I have not seen these before. Here is a school photo of me in the uniform of that time

Hello Betty, I was at Cropwood in the fifties and I also hated it, I had lovely long hair and Ms Urquart said it had to be cut, I cried and said I would plait it, but she said no and I had the basin cut, it was awful, things they got away with then certainly wouldn’t be allowed today.