Cranford, Church Of The Holy Angels 1961
Photo ref:
C542003
Photo ref:
C542003
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The District Church of the Holy Angels began its existence in a steel hut. It had a hooter instead of bells to summon the faithful to prayer, and a dominant floodlight to illuminate the preacher of the day. The notice-board below the clock promotes the important Christmas services.
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A Selection of Memories from Cranford
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 Cranford
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Hiya Everyone ,
It’s so lovely to see all of the old photos and hear all of the amazing memories of everyone who lived around Tin town and beavers estate. Me and my family currently live at 42 with 7 children and two adults and it’s crazy hearing the story of people living here previously. Me and my family are very curious about the old shop/news agency behind the children’s park does anyone have any insight about this?
When I left Stanley Technical School at the end of 1956, I got a job as a 'Trainee' (another word for Apprentice' but without the security of a longer term employment), at Rollason Aerocessories at Croydon Airport, who were a small offshoot of the Rollason Aircraft company also on the Airport. Does anyone have any memories of those days? A lot of water has passed under the bridge since those days (or, ...see more
Hi all, have thoroughly enjoyed reading all the memories of cranford, I lived in cranford from birth in 1978 until late 1986 my father was born in cranford in 1945, I just wandered if anyone had any photographs of cranford, anytime from anytime between about the late 1940's through to the mid 1980's? If you did and would be kind enough to share them, or maybe scan them and I could have a copy ...see more
Hi, I worked in S&R Smith's Garage with Sid Jupp, we use to strip out the crash cars ready for the panel shop. Also fixed Ray Smith's rally car :-) I am unable to remember anyone else's name who did the services - think one was Alex not sure. After they sold the garage, Sid Jupp and Harry the panel beater moved down the road behind some house to a small industrial unit :-) ok that is my memory of S & R Smith Garage Hounslow .
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