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the initials on the wall are my two sisters, Deb & Lorraine Lismore. we lived in that house until late 60s. (moved in 68/69).

This house was ours! we lived at 1/12 primrose place. You can still see the initials that my sister wrote on the wall, DL and LL. We slept in the attic. the Abbott's family backed onto our house in the next yard to the right. We moved in 1968 due to demolition. happy days.

our surname was Baker. grandparents and aunts and uncles were called Brooke.

my grandparents and parents lived in Owen street until 1960s before demolition. I was born there!

re- post 116. I meant to say that the message was for chrissieboop, looking for her Teresa relative! sorry.

is there a chance that she may have been transported to OZ with the other UK child migrants? Many of these kids were taken without parents/family knowledge. worth a try..

we used to play in there in early 70s. free to get in too. also used to play on the salt?mounds up the alley next to it.

spangles!

Beechnut gum, that was small rectangular pieces, about 4? in a pack. You also got a free packet in every four bought from the machine!

does anyone remember the wrigleys chewing gum machines on the walls outside shops?

re: pigott street and mrl Johnny Baker is alive and well! He remembers Michael Lloyd. Were you old friends or just knew each other from school etc?

this is photo from the Clarke Street side. Ludlows lived just up from here

my family lived in owen street. does anyone know of the deaf parents with large family and what happened to the mom?