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Hi Dave, I worked in Production Engineers in Great Hampton Street. It had Methods engineers and more. I was the typist and Mr Woodhouse sat next to me . He told me a tale and I have never forgot it. He was a very nice man. That was in 1971-1976 when I left to have a baby. Mr Quinsey was there then.

to davidkw Yes I believe I did work with your dad.

We called him Mr Woodhouse. 1970-1976. Very nice man.

yes I worked with your dad

I didn't think I would ever see it again. I used to go there on Saturdays.

love the photo of The House That Jack built.

I do. I used to go to the Plaza dancing on nights out. Loved it. I don't remember the pencil factory, I don't remember anything else. Memory poor. Might remember just as going to sleep tonight.

I do remember the Plaza on Rookery road. I loved going there I don't remember the pencil factory, but I don't remember anything else. Memory seems poor.

I don't know. What did he do and what year was he there. Name seems to ring a bell.

Hi David I worked with Mr Woodhouse (Ken) in 1970-76

I worked with Ken Woodhouse in 1970 to 1976.

Hi Dave I worked with a Ken Woodhouse for about 4 years. Very nice Man.

Hi Dave I worked with a Ken Woodhouse in Great Hampton Street for about 4 years. very nice man.

Yes I worked with a Ken Woodhouse,

Hi Ian I am interested in Lower Tower Street, I lived there end of 1951 with my Mom,Dad, sister, we moved in with my Grandad,two uncles and my Aunt. It was small I was a tiny baby, my sister nearly 4. We lived at 67. Toilets were shared up the yard. There was a washing building which I remember...

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Thank you for showing these pictures of Lower Tower Street , can't wait to show my sister. So pleased. Thanks to all who showed pictures.x

Just viewed pictures yes It is what I remember. Thank you so much.x