Open day at St George's Hall..Wed 25th April 2007.
St George's Hall open day.
Open day at St George's Hall..Wed 25th April 2007.
Last edited by Gerard; 05-27-2007 at 11:33 PM.
fantastic photos Gerard
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Brilliant photos what a fantastic building
" If you know your history, then you would know where you coming from".
"I could have been a footballer - but I had a paper round"..Yosser Hughes
Yeah custy Gerard. They're pumping those smells into the cells to give them autheni..authencit...aut - to make them seem realistic.
Cos my dad was the foreman there, I got to see all those places when they were out of bounds. There's a great concert room too and I went in the space above it where the chandallier workings are, and up on the roof where there's a WWII siren and of course the flagpole.
The bowels of the place are scary too, the old (and very cold) doctors room and the van passage. A great building.
Great pics Gerard. That suit hanging up, didn't you have that on in the Warden on Saturday ?
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Awesome snaps.
These photos are superb Gerard. Can I save some of them and show them to my friends and relatives abroad? They would love to see these.
Fantistic pics Sir!!
Them pics bring back so many memorys! When i was a kid my grandad was a caretaker at St Gearge's Hall i dont know how long he worked ther for but it was as long as i can remember but that place was my play area we used to explore from top to bottom. I use to play in them cells although they have changed alot now looking at them pics i always remember reading all the names carved in the cell walls. I even went so far down there was a small stream of running water at the bottom of building. Me and me mate use to play in the courtroom and ive got pics of me sitting on that green chair. Sadly my grandad died and because he loved his job so much he was buried in his caretaker uniform. Thanks for the pics Gerard brought back some good memories.
Baztop3 Was his name Leo?
Yes it was ged
My dad was his boss and mate and my bro was his mate too. He had a glass eye didn't he, he practically lived there, a great little fella. He was deffo there all throughout the 70s and 80s when I used to go in there and was allowed to snoop around. They used to have all sorts of exhibitions and shows on and Organ Recitals.
Yep thats defo him you couldnt of draged him away well thanks for letting me know Ged if he was still alive he'd be there now.
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