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Is "C" Pit Street and "B" the Queen's.
I can remember a chip shop across the road from the Queens
As for "A" and "D", you got me there??
l Have been looking at this pic for ages! Certainly looks like the Queens to me. In which case it probably is Pitt St. so that would possibly make the building A the Bethel Chapel? Can't for the life of me think what the other street is though! ???
It would have lead on to Bold St though surely?
The Bethel Chapel was last used as Marsham's tyres, before demolition.
Think the other street must be Bold Street!
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Can`t remember time of year when it was taken -- perhaps it`s just one of my bad-uns, should have spent more time "tweaking" it but wanted to get it and a few more to Roy before he went to China.
Will not be around after next weekend for a few weeks as I am off on a special birthday bash.
Bert
[quote author=cazzer link=board=bertsphotos;num=1062766393;start=0#2 date=09/05/03 at 19:29:55]l Have been looking at this pic for ages! Certainly looks like the Queens to me. In which case it probably is Pitt St. so that would possibly make the building A the Bethel Chapel? Can't for the life of me think what the other street is though! ???
It would have lead on to Bold St though surely?
The Bethel Chapel was last used as Marsham's tyres, before demolition.
Think the other street must be Bold Street!
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I agree with Cazzer! If you could see a bit more left, the old Associated Dairies (or Whitewell) was there!
I Think That - A: Is, The Old Sunday School On Barnes Street. Now A Garage.
B: Is, The Queens Hotel.
C: Is, Pitt Street
D: Is, Bold Street.
Might Be Rong, But Worth A Guess ;D
A Dairy was built on the old Park Shed site and now is the Eastgate Retail Area. Bold St originally went through to Pitt St but when the Dairy was built it finished at Park St as it is now.