Myrtle Street

A Memory of Bradford.

i was brought up in myrtle street all during the war ...i remember the Tivoli picture house, i well remember the life we lived ...so poor but a real community spirit...our doctor was Dr. Black, up Lapage St. we first went to Bowling Back Lane school then later to St. Peters in Leeds Road....i was 12 in 1945 and well remember the war ending and we kids were sent home from school that morning ...i remember being frightened on the nights the german bombers came, i well remember a bomb falling into St. Peters church in Leeds road...we had to be moved into another street further down Leeds road until the bomb was tackled....our name was Anderson


Added 22 February 2015

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Hi My mother lived in Myrtle Street around the same time as yourself her maiden name was Allan - she was 11 in 1945 and I believe would have attend the same school as yourself.
My dad also lived in Myrtle Street. He was born in 1935. His name is Alan Anderson. As he approaches 85, he is reminiscing more about life in his childhood and has asked me to find out if anyone from Myrtle Street that may have known him as a youngster, is still alive and kicking. Please respond if that includes you, dad would really like to hear about long lost acquaintances.
My dad also lived in Myrtle Street. He was born in 1935. His name is Alan Anderson. As he approaches 85, he is reminiscing more about life in his childhood and has asked me to find out if anyone from Myrtle Street that may have known him as a youngster, is still alive and kicking. Please respond if that includes you, dad would really like to hear about long lost acquaintances.

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