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A Good Time To Be Living In Featherstone

Purston Church And War Memorial c1955
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I was 10 when Featherstone Rovers beat Wigan and Leigh in getting to the Wembley final.  We lived in the school house immediately opposite the entrance on Post Office Road.  What a wonderful period in history of the town.
I was born on Vicarage Lane and schooled at Regent Street and then George Street Junior School.  Eventually Normanton Grammer school.
I have wonderful memories of the town despite it being a pretty grim place.
I still visit the town whenever I return to Yorkshire, but never recognise  anyone despite the town being largely unchanged.

Neil Wilford.    neil.wilford@tiscali.co.uk

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A memory of Featherstone in West Yorkshire shared on Tuesday, 15th May 2007.

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