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Street Games Etc

I remember playing football, hockey on skates, whip & too, home-made bogies [pram wheels], there were not many cars then. The bomber that crashed  Irlams oth' height about '47,  collecting books for salvage during the war, doodle bugs, rallivo. Later on Salford Hipp', the Palace Theatre, all on Cross Lane. St Luke's School, Mr Heally, Miss Wright, Mr Walters & the dreaded Mr  Wolfe.  To be continued ...

A memory of Salford in Lancashire shared on Thursday, 2nd October 2008.

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RE: RE: Street Games Etc

Hi
Do you remember a sweet shop in Salford, it was owned by my great grandparents the Winterburns. I know that either they or my grandmother lived in Chapel Street. My grandmother's married name was Barrett.
Thank you.

Comment from Pauline Armstrong Bell on Monday, 6th October 2008.

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