hi mike;
so to me its the one i thought it was going back years in that period of your dates
as i lived around the block from there and our doctors surgery was there at the top end of course facing the old bulpitts huge ware houseing
which was at the top facing the surgery but way back in that early years it was the old music and dance hall the pailia where all the
victorians danced and the big bands played in there era
so i can take it that later in years from hockley brook up to as far as ingleby street and just beyond was originaly ickneild street
and at some point the boundries changed because from hockley brook up to spring hill was kept as ickneild street and just across the junction it became
as monument rd at some point because just past that junction at the spring hill libary was ingleby street
and i said i lived in king edwards rd which was a two minute walk from ou corner we lived close to the junction of king edwards rd and monument rd
ingleby rd in the 1900s was only one shop and a pub called the inglby arms a big pub ; and right at the bottom of the street was a little shop
its windows was one half in ingleby street and the other side was in spring hill passage its quite clear its not the same occuppys but at that time the shop was never rebuilt it was an orinional standing ; old and tired never repainted or done out and it was run by a old lady by the name of peacocks ;
she had silly bits of toys and sweets and abit of old second tatie clothing for sale it was not a big shop it was a tiny shop ;
so i say the street listed then must be the one i am saying ;i dont surpose you have a old map dting back to then do you ;
many thanks best wishes alan ;; astonian;;
so to me its the one i thought it was going back years in that period of your dates
as i lived around the block from there and our doctors surgery was there at the top end of course facing the old bulpitts huge ware houseing
which was at the top facing the surgery but way back in that early years it was the old music and dance hall the pailia where all the
victorians danced and the big bands played in there era
so i can take it that later in years from hockley brook up to as far as ingleby street and just beyond was originaly ickneild street
and at some point the boundries changed because from hockley brook up to spring hill was kept as ickneild street and just across the junction it became
as monument rd at some point because just past that junction at the spring hill libary was ingleby street
and i said i lived in king edwards rd which was a two minute walk from ou corner we lived close to the junction of king edwards rd and monument rd
ingleby rd in the 1900s was only one shop and a pub called the inglby arms a big pub ; and right at the bottom of the street was a little shop
its windows was one half in ingleby street and the other side was in spring hill passage its quite clear its not the same occuppys but at that time the shop was never rebuilt it was an orinional standing ; old and tired never repainted or done out and it was run by a old lady by the name of peacocks ;
she had silly bits of toys and sweets and abit of old second tatie clothing for sale it was not a big shop it was a tiny shop ;
so i say the street listed then must be the one i am saying ;i dont surpose you have a old map dting back to then do you ;
many thanks best wishes alan ;; astonian;;
