Six Bells, The Park c.1955
Photo ref:
S618005
Photo ref:
S618005
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A Selection of Memories from Six Bells
For many years now, we've been inviting visitors to our website to add their own memories to share their experiences of life as it was, prompted by the photographs in our archive. Here are some from Six Bells
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To ken Rosser Do u remember the galloway family we all lived on commercial road at the top of the hill from the square we lived a stones throw to aberbeeg school. My gran lived in woodland terrace. When webbs brewery and the hand bury was there. We all went to the dingle in the summer. I have posted a lot of info on the aberbeeg memories. Get in touch to chat about things back in the day if you remember us . Regards Jill galloway
My mothers parents Mr & Mrs Albert Harvey lived in Six Bells during my childhood years.I spent a part of my summer school holidays with them. As he was a Deacon of the Baptist Chapel we would go to Chapel 3 times on a Sunday. My memory is that the Park was locked on a Sunday afternoon when it was Sunday school time at the Chapel. I remember the excursion trains fom Six Bells Halt to Barry Island.I also ...see more
Hi, there are so many memories. School friends Ann Warren, Pamela Davies, Desmond Hill, Julian Cook. Browns tobacconists - I can still smell it. I was born in High St. My grandparents, Mr & Mrs T Gwilliam lived in ALEXANDRA Rd. My cousins June and Jill Gwilliam still live in Six Bells but we lost touch. Would love to hear from anyone who remembers, Marilyn Goode
I am trying to find any photos of my mother, her name was Lena Coles, maiden name Smith. We lived at 27 Gaen Street - would be very grateful for any help, thanks.
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