Bradford, Manningham Lane c.1950
Photo ref:
B173003
Photo ref:
B173003
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Memories of Bradford, Manningham Lane c1950
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I recall my grandmother, Florence Peyton, who lived in Little Horton Lane writing a poem about the Slum Clearance and High Rise Flats Programmes of the early 1960s. The poem was published in the Bradford Telegraph and Argus in the early 1960s.
The Old Folks’ Lament.
Five pence up, and five pence down
Miles and miles from Bradford town.
I loved the ...see more
I remember going to the Regent cinema with my first major love, Robert (Mac) McCarthy. We both lived in Baildon. I had always really really liked him and could not believe it when he finished with his girlfriend and asked me out! I used to be so excited and happy when I was with him that I could hardly speak.
Lost touch with him and when I mentioned to a friend that I had tried to find him, my friend said ...see more
My dad, Teddy Burke, was Santa Claus at Busby's on Manningham Lane. He was certainly popular, since in the 1950s and 1960s the crowds lined the streets when he was due to arrive on his float. When he did appear, he played Christmas carols on his trumpet before making his entrance into the grotto. What few people knew was that Ted was largely responsible for the construction of the grotto before he arrived! ...see more
The Regent cinema is showing 'Boom Town' which came out in late 1940 (IMDb).
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