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Walking With my Dad

Stapenhill 1961 Ref: B286007
Stapenhill 1961
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I was 5 years old when I remembered my Dad taking me for a walk through Stapehill Gardens. I always remember the large swan with the flowers around it. I often go back and have a photo taken of the swan, it's a beautiful scene and I shall visit the swan again this year.

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A memory of Burton-On-Trent in Staffordshire shared on Wednesday, 26th March 2008.

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RE: RE: Walking With my Dad

Anyone remember the Harlequin Cafe in Station Street about 1961/1962 - was it where the Co-op Travel Shop is now - I'm sure it is although the entrance to Coioper's Square was made when they demolished the furniture shop which jutted out into Station Street. I would be glad to know if anyone out there knows

Comment from Valerie Hanshaw on Friday, 9th January 2009.

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