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Photos

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Maps

15 maps found.

1896, Brettenham Ref. RNE649576
1921, Brettenham Ref. POP649576
1946, Brettenham Ref. NPO649575
1898, Brettenham Ref. RNE649575
1901, Brettenham Ref. RNC649575
1946, Brettenham Ref. NPO649576
1920, Brettenham Ref. POP649575
1884, Brettenham Ref. HOSM38819
1899-1901, Brettenham Ref. RNC649576
1883 - 1903, Brettenham Ref. HOSM38821
1898, Frettenham Ref. RNE709344
1922, Frettenham Ref. POP709344
1882, Frettenham Ref. HOSM45813
1901-1902, Frettenham Ref. RNC709344
1945, Frettenham Ref. NPO709344

Books

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Memories

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Fore Street And Brettenham Road School

I lived in Sandgate Road Edmonton and well remember "Uffy's" the oil shop, also Gallows the greengrocers I was born in 1951 and went to Brettenham Road Infants and Juniors then on to Higher Grade School in Bull ...Read more

A memory of Edmonton in 1955 by Mo Birch

Memories Of Edmonton

I grew up in Park Avenue, Edmonton near Pymms Park. My gran and grandad Bert and Dolly Uff owned the "oil shop" at 247 Fore Street and my sister Ginny and I used to help out in the shop on Saturdays and in the school holidays. ...Read more

A memory of Edmonton by Sylvia Lock

Memories

We lived in Brooke Crescent,Edmonton from 1941. Until 1955. I attended Brettenham infants and Junior School and Montague Senior School. Our surname was Raymond. Anyone out there remember us.

A memory of Edmonton by jeanwhitelock12

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