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Spartan conditions, Kev!
:shock:
A few more:
and a few more.....check out the medical officer taking measurements:
I am not sure if I could walk through that alleyway! Would be a tight fit, like.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kev
:shock:
These were before the 'clearances' that took place.
Hi
I would really welcome any old photo's of st domingo road,wye street,sir thomas white gardens,our lady immaculate school as this is where i grew up late 50's till late 60's when everything was demolished.thanks Joe
Hi
Does anyone have any old photo's of st domingo road,wye street,sir thomas white gardens,our lady immaculate school as this is where i grew up late 50's till late 60's when everything was demolished.The area is unrecognisable now,any help would be very welcome.many thanx - Joe:PDT11
i think they forgot to knock our house down when they where doin it lol
mike
Perhaps somebody does, but you're almost guaranteed to find some at the Record Office (4th floor, Central Library).Quote:
Originally Posted by wyestreet
Take some ID, even if you're a member of the Library, as you'll need a ticket for the Search Room.
Its a wonder half of those court houses didn't fall down before they were cleared.
Different world that was. You had to have proper Scouse Nouse to get through those times eh?
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Originally Posted by wyestreet
Wyestreet. I take it you haven't seen this site then?
http://www.emanuensis.btinternet.co.uk/index.htm
and no litter or graffiti. Proud people. It leaves a lump in your throat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kev
I remember the tail end of them. They were not nice. They were supposed to be demolished in the early 1900s, however two world wars got in the way.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry Clarkson
Dozens here including some uploaded today.
http://inacityliving.piczo.com/?g=44922707&cr=7
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