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Old 05-02-2004, 08:18   #31
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Hi Jambutty, just found this lovely old view, similar time to the one you posted earlier, but showing from a different angle.
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Nice one Atarah.
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Re: Accrington May 1957.
Brilliant photos! it did look a lot cleaner and nicer back then didn't it?

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Thats no shadow Mik, it's a clearing in the trees and covered in shale.
We used to go up there as kids and everybody knew that part as The Eagle.
It was very hard to climb that bit because the ground just gave way beneath your feet. I remember a teacher from Peel Park telling me the reason no grass grew there was because us kids never gave it a chance!
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Old 07-09-2004, 07:06   #34
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Hi, am surprised no-one has mentioned the Walter Smith confectionery van passing the Town Hall. I believe there were two shops, one facing the bottom of Water Street, where they reduced the price of the bread and cakes on a Saturday afternoon, and wasn't it their bakery on Cotton Street?
Oh that brings back memories too. My Mother always used to go into town late on a Saturday to see what was on offer before they shut up shop. It was usually cherry and walnut slices and my dad hated walnuts!!
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