HI Astoness , And Dibb
Do Any Of You Remember A School That Was On Spring hill
I Beleive It Was Built In The 1800,S The Picture Of The Floods Was Brilliant , I Cannot Remember The Name Of It It Was Built Up On High Ground And It Ws BUILT iN A Red Brick And You At To Walk Up A Lot Of Steps To Enter And There Was Some Kind Of Inscription Wrote ACROSS The Building If You Look At The Flooded Picture Across To The Left You Will See Ol Alibones The Drapers And If You Walked Up That Way
Passing The Shops As If You Are Going Up Dudly Rd The School Would Have Been About Two Hundred Yards Pas Them Shops It Was Demolished In The 1950,S
As I Said It Was Built On HighGround The Entrace It Was A Very Grand Looking Place
This Was Not Steward St School I Was Wondering What Kind Of School It Was
I Said It Was Built In The 1800S , It Could Have Been Much Early I Would Very Much Would Like If Any Other Older Members Could Tell Me About It And To What Kind Of School It Was -Was It For The Poor Or Rich Kids But It Was Definately Demolished In The Early 1950.S That I Do Know I Remember Them By Watching Daily Dismantle Day By Day ,As I Only Lived Up The Spring Hil Passage , Whilst I,m On The Subject Do
You Remember The Cake Shop That Cooked And Sold Hot Penny Dripping Cakes Which Would Have Been Afew Yards From The Flooded Van On Your Left Of The Picture ,
Thank You Both For The Memory And Letting Me Down Loading And Capturing My Memorys Have A Nice Day And Seasons Greeting To One And All ASTONIAN ,;;;;;;