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20-06-2011, 12:14
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re: Woodnook Improvement Scheme 2012 With Photos
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South, Booth, Royds and I cant think for the minute of the final street on view. Heart breaking to see!
This photo is a gem and wants sending off to the newspapers!!!!
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Augusta ?
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20-06-2011, 13:01
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re: Woodnook Improvement Scheme 2012 With Photos
I just wondered if the street at the top left hand(running diagonally) corner was Hudson St........the patch of Green looks like it is next to what used to be the school(Woodnook)...but if anyone knows any different, I am happy to be corrected.
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20-06-2011, 15:00
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re: Woodnook Improvement Scheme 2012 With Photos
Thanks Atarah, I used to live on Clement St a lifetime ago, that must be it running on the bottom with all the cars on it. What a mess.
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20-06-2011, 17:55
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re: Woodnook Improvement Scheme 2012 With Photos
It's weird walking through the area shown on the photograph . You get beyond Royds Street and you come to the Christ Church area , another world - Bishop St , Rough Lee Rd , Mountain Lane , Hollins Lane etc .
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20-06-2011, 19:24
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re: Woodnook Improvement Scheme 2012 With Photos
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It's weird walking through the area shown on the photograph . You get beyond Royds Street and you come to the Christ Church area , another world - Bishop St , Rough Lee Rd , Mountain Lane , Hollins Lane etc .
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Last edited by Neil; 11-07-2012 at 19:03.
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21-06-2011, 11:26
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re: Woodnook Improvement Scheme 2012 With Photos
so sad used to live on Hudson back in the early 80's such a shame to see the area end up like this..... started with the factory bottoms... then higher antley street... now its moved up.... maybe hollins lane and royds avenue will follow:
why allow it to get in that state in the first place ?
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21-06-2011, 20:11
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re: Woodnook Improvement Scheme 2012 With Photos
Am curious b-sound, you in a "micro light" or something? Excellent photos, excellent!
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21-06-2011, 20:34
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re: Woodnook Improvement Scheme 2012 With Photos
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so sad used to live on Hudson back in the early 80's such a shame to see the area end up like this..... started with the factory bottoms... then higher antley street... now its moved up.... maybe hollins lane and royds avenue will follow:
why allow it to get in that state in the first place ?
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I't hard to believe that less than 30yrs ago most of the houses in this area were decent.. fair enough some homes would have needed to be upgraded in that period but it looks like the whole area has been turned into something a third world country would be ashamed of.
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21-06-2011, 20:43
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re: Woodnook Improvement Scheme 2012 With Photos
Is one of them Augusta street? Looks like it because someone i know lived on Augusta and he has now moved due to compulsery purchase.
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21-06-2011, 20:51
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re: Woodnook Improvement Scheme 2012 With Photos
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It's weird walking through the area shown on the photograph . You get beyond Royds Street and you come to the Christ Church area , another world - Bishop St , Rough Lee Rd , Mountain Lane , Hollins Lane etc .
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I agree, there's some great buildings around that area, I particularly like the houses on Eaton Bank.
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21-06-2011, 20:59
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re: Woodnook Improvement Scheme 2012 With Photos
I think that from bottom to top there is South St, Booth St, Royds St, Augusta St with Hudson St running up the left and Clement St running up the right side.
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21-06-2011, 21:13
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re: Woodnook Improvement Scheme 2012 With Photos
me best man lived on hudson late 60s - late 70s was fine yon when i used to go round, they moved towards end of 70s, saying to me, twas getting time to move away.
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22-06-2011, 00:42
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re: Woodnook Improvement Scheme 2012 With Photos
Tell the truth I was away from there mid 70's but my family lived on Hudson Street up to late 70's and it was fine..no aggro..no fires.. I mean for gods sake it looks more like Church in 1973!
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25-06-2011, 14:32
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re: Woodnook Improvement Scheme 2012 With Photos
Nice big houses on Hudson street.what a waste.i lived up there as a youngster.That whole area was just like most other terrace areas until late 80's,then i started going down hill.I heard a few yaers ago that it was falling apart but have not even driven past there for a fair while,so its shocking to see it in that photo.Its appalling and its very sad for me to see something from my childhood as being totally destroyed
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25-06-2011, 18:22
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re: Woodnook Improvement Scheme 2012 With Photos
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then i started going down hill.
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Is this when you discovered booze?
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