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old st peters school crown street
looking for a picture of the old school... I have tried the library but they do not have anything..... if anyone can help many thanks Magpie :-)
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thank you mog..... the school was at the bottom of Crown Street.... am I right... and not where the undertakers is now.... also do you remember the air raid shelter at the entrance to the gate at the bottom of crown street... when they were demolishing the school I used to play in it.... my gran lived at the bottom of crown street op Hindle and Pad... her house was on the corner if you will .... would love to see some pics of crown street.... there are a few on Lancashire site but always cut shosrt of the school and my grans old house... thanks magpie
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No the school was where the undertakers is. The school st the bottom of Crown street was St Oswalds. What was your grans name. I dont know what Hindle and pad was/is. I lived from willows lane walking up Crown street (the houses only started on the left hand side ) half way up.
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she was called Margaret taylor and lived there with her some Stephen... Hindle and Paddbury builders yard or plumbers so there were two schools there.... St Peters and St Oswalds .... thanks.... Magpie
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What years ? There are none of these names in my 1952 directory St Peter's 'Institute'(maybe the school?) is shown as in Richmond St junction Hr Antley St, and the church ay Richmond St & Perth St
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St Peter's school was on the land which is now Wolstenholme's funeral directors .
St Oswald's school was next door going down Willows Lane between Brown St and Crown St . The land is now used mainly by M and M Coaches . St Oswald's had to be closed in the mid 1960s because the building was unsafe . The two schools are now back as neighbours at the top of Fern Gore . |
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One of the best . :) |
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Chips were cooked on ranges.
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Like you say , the best for miles . In the 1970s , when his wife had died I used to see him in the Stop and Rest . He used to bring a few fish wrapped up for some of his fans . When my dad used to work at Bulloughs , he often took sandwiches made from a fish from the chippy for his bait . A delicacy I have inherited from him . ;) |
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Ricochets ;)
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The last I heard of him was from his dad whom I saw in the Willow Mount in the early 1970s . If I remember rightly , Tony had joined the army . That's about all I know . |
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Len's chippie was on the corner of Ranger Street and Eden Street, opposite the side of St Peter's School. Definitely, best chippie ever, anywhere.
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St Peter's Institute was on the corner of Richmond Street and Higher Antley Street. Used to go to the youth club there around '63/'64.
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Is St.Peters Church still being used as a Church? lol |
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I think they had a few sham weddings at St. Peters.
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The priest , who was ordained about 6 months ago , lives in the vicarage now on Park Crescent , just before Bullough Park . |
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I can picture him walking down Willows Lane to the school in his cassock and wearing a biretta . More Catholic than the Pope . ;) I pass it sometimes on my way up from town . I see Peter Crook , I think that's his name , going into the church . He used to live in Willows Lane near the top of Ormerod Street . When I was living up Fern Gore I would often have to go down the lane to Ingham's butchers and Whittaker's confectioner's . Peter's mum would be outside their front camping . Come back in two hours , and she would still be there camping . :) Days when people had time and were not caught up in the frenzied rush of our 21st century life . |
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Peter is a member on here, He was at St Peters with me. Lets hope he responds. Last time I saw Peter was about 20 year ago in the Royal on Blackburn Rd. |
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I am sorry to be so late at joining this thread but on my school report, when I was in Miss Briggs class, it stated "Peter's work is satisfactory but he does tend to be slow". Anyway to answer a few of the queries St. Peter's Church is still open for worship however the rear half of the church is leased of to SureStart to be used as a nursery; I think that the priest you used to see going down to school in cassock and biretta could possibly have been Glynn Jackson as Eric Franklin didn't tend to go out with his biretta on; the Institute was sold off many years ago to an Asian group called HUDA although it seems to used as family house now.Terry Murnane who was a assistant Curate at St. Peter's got the position as vicar of St. Thomas', Musberry and St. James, Haslingden but sadly died after being there only a short time.
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The Institute was used by the Mother's Union for its meetings and they used to hold afternoon teas there, upstairs there was 1 full size snooker table and one three quater size snooker table.
Yes Len's chip shop was at the corner of Ranger Street and Eden Street and at the top of that row Lena Whittaker had the grocer's shop and as you say all demolished now. |
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