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the black pea guy at accrington fair was butterworths, but i had to text someone to find out, sinility setting in
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used to live at number 17 ellison street,happy memories over the bus depot and the fair,but bloody noisy when it was on,
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I remember the fair just as Claytonx describes it. I lived in Oxford street, and went to night school at Hyndburn Park sec mod. I would walk home after with Eddy Pearson, Eddy now spins the discs on the ROCK&ROLL nights at the Popular Club, it would be 1959 I remember the sheer joy and anticipation walking along Hyndburn road when the fair was on the tenement, the music getting louder and louder the excitement growing, till at last we reached those four small steps up from Hyndburn road and on to the fairground. Bright lights, rock and roll music, the smell of hot dog’s black peas and diesel absolute bliss. Eddy and me still love rock & roll, some things don’t change Trev C.
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Had some mates on oxford st, The mulrooneys, woulda been quicker cutting across the back alley, oer ellison st n on the hippodrome back.:D
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I am really glad that people are getting a bit of pleasure looking at the post's which have been put on here.As you get older your memory seems to improve on times gone by,but not on the present.
I can now remember comming off Hyndburn Rd, from the Accrington end onto the fairground, and all along back to the road were large tents, inside one was a boxing ring trying to get the big lads of the town to beat there man for a good lump of cash Sorry to say pride was dented those evenings. Other tents would have(trying to be carefull here)people who were deformed like Joseph Merrick was --The Elephant Man--- or animals born different. This is how it was in those days people were a lot harder and they lived in dificult times. There Ive gone again. P S Iwould think this was just after the 2nd world war. |
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I always wondered-what was on Ellisons Tenement before it became a wasteland of cinders?
So central to the town, it must have had something built on it. Retlaw to the rescue? |
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