Chadwell Heath, Blythswood Parade 1908
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This is Blythswood Parade, constructed in the 1900s. It was built as a consequence of the trams, which were established by Ilford Urban District Council in 1903. The first two shops are a draper's called Hone, and J Young, a confectioner.
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A Selection of Memories from Chadwell Heath
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 Chadwell Heath
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My Nan and Grandad lived for many years in the flat above United Dairies in High Rd Chadwell Heath.
I have many happy memories of staying with them in the 60s and early 70s. We used to enter via a lane just inside Whalebone lane and then through the gate - near the other end on the right hand side into their garden. You would then go up the wrought iron steps up into the flat. It had an open plan ...see more
Brought up > 66 Grantham Gardens 42 to 48; 319 High St 48 to 55, 32 Chadwell.Heath Lane 55 to 68. My sister was born in 48 @ 319. My father was C. M. Liley & Co, Builders @ 313 High Road [Grantham Gardens before that] + Had job of demolishing Whalebone House during the.war after extensive bomb damage. He also built last pair of semi detached units to close off Whalebone Land side of 'banjo' end of Grantham ...see more
I lived in fieldway my name is robert my sister was bridget I was friends with kevin George Jason used to play curbsy a lot loved cars and went to becontree social club, wondered if anyone went there or lived in fieldway our house was 82,mum lived there for many years after dad passed in 2008 wouldn't move my sister passed in 2016 and mum 2023 our neibours were Ken and win and their daughters bernice nichole other side we also new Sandra and we also new lin Desmond and Susan white ,
Does anyone remember the Kon Tiki coffee bar, opposite the Odean cinema in Chadwell Heath?
The coffee bar had an Hawaiian theme, I used to walk from Marks Gate just for cup of coffee....
There was another coffee bar in Chadwell Heath opposite the Library, it had a bit of a reputation but I used to go in there on a Friday night after a few drinks and Steak and Chips in the Chinese restaurant, opposite ...see more
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