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Retlaw · 14-07-2011, 13:59

Also in Warner St was Whewells they took over Key Joe's place before they moved to Bridge St.
Wolstenholme's had a model shop, on the right hand side just a bit further up than Key Joe's. Mr Wolstenholme was a teacher at Hyndburn Rd, his 3 sons went into business, one was a Joiner, I think it was where Maundy Grange is now, the other moved the model shop to Whalley Rd, and the other son was Wolstenholme Funerals in Willows Lane.
Arthur Wild butcher, also had another shop up Stanley St.
The Post Office & the Labour Exchange were also accessed from Warner St.
Retlaw.

14-07-2011, 13:59	#33
Retlaw I am Banned Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Accrington. Posts: 4,627 Liked: 601 times Rep Power: 0	Re: Warner Street, Accrington Also in Warner St was Whewells they took over Key Joe's place before they moved to Bridge St. Wolstenholme's had a model shop, on the right hand side just a bit further up than Key Joe's. Mr Wolstenholme was a teacher at Hyndburn Rd, his 3 sons went into business, one was a Joiner, I think it was where Maundy Grange is now, the other moved the model shop to Whalley Rd, and the other son was Wolstenholme Funerals in Willows Lane. Arthur Wild butcher, also had another shop up Stanley St. The Post Office & the Labour Exchange were also accessed from Warner St. Retlaw.