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Steam line then , when did it go electric

I just wanted to say a massive thanks to all the admins and contributors to this amazing site , its been so useful for me over the years . Hopefully we can keep it going .

It cant be a co-incidence

Some of my Fields did also live in brearley st too

Oh wow hannah field , can you possibly share your tree with me somehow i need to compare them , they might be related

I had no idea , I bet my granddad did though who married an armfield

My paternal grandfathers were gunmakers in the city from 1860 to 1900 ish and lived around Weaman st and Bagot street / Miles street /Ormond street/ Fleet Street (yes they did live in a lot of places haha ) but that is as far as I have got , their job titles from certificates of marriage and...

Thankyou Janice , im sure ive read somewhere that it was built in the 1880,s or 90,s , ill try and find out where i saw it

i wonder whether it was Winslow or Wimslow as two clips have it spelt differently

Is that because sunny side is the last of the Victorian houses and there was nothing else built then after that one before Baldwin’s lane and before the Edwardian era in 1911 pjmburns what a star you are thanks , were already building up a picture of life at the turnof the century , mmm winder...

its kinda level with the front door,

Hi no as my post just said ...two doors down has a sunnyside plaque

Hi ...I did a drive by today and two doors down they still have the name plaque on the house as Sunnyside, so that's two doors down coming in from the Robin Hood Lane end of the road ....

so on the above pic where is primrose lane starting ?

it looks like Herbert William passed away between 1950 and 1952 bless him