Sutton In Ashfield, The Park c.1965

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60s 70s

i remember growing up on herne street ..local mace shop/butchers ran by a Mr and Mrs woodhouse and a chap called graham..now a café on eastfield side.. playing on the "piece" as we called it as kids, bridgettes hairdressers !!! used to fetch mum a bottle of laquer on a Saturday for her hair..also a nursery there... ran by a Mrs Giles..susan and angela were daughters son called steven (sure he joined the police) we ...see more

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Added 23 December 2017

St. John Ambulance Association

Sutton in Ashfield History I am writing a book that follows the First World War experiences of my Great Grandfather, Albert Edward Wingrove. He used to have a Off Licence premises at 58 Outram Street in Sutton in Ashfield, pictured below with the name above the door. A Division of the St. John Ambulance Association was formed in 1901 in Sutton in Ashfield and 18 of them joined the Royal ...see more

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Added 15 June 2014

My Best Friend

I started work at Seal and Turners in 1960, on my first day I met my best friend Ann Head who was to be my friend for the rest of my life. When I was 58 I moved to Spain, and who should have moved there one month before but Ann and Ray miller my two best friends!

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Added 02 April 2012

Bygone Years

I remember growing up in Coronation Street, and the air raid shelter on the field (now a pub).

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Added 16 May 2010

The Francis Frith Collection Francis Frith