Robert Hall Street: A memory of Salford

Robert Hall Street

A Memory of Salford.

In reply to Jean Shaw....I also lived in Robert Hall Street, I think we were neighbours. Was your mum named Georgina, if so, I remember going into your house as a child many times and seeing your big dolls on the sofa. Also, if I am right, you loved Doris Day and had all her records. I loved going in your house, your mum used to let me look at the dolls, but not hold them....they were the old fashioned breakable dolls. I also went to Mount Carmel school, from 1951.

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By edthered100 on Sun Nov 13th 2016, at 2:44 pm

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I was born in Robert Hall Street in 1952. My mam and dad ran the sweet and tobacconist shop on the corner of RHS and London Street. My sister went to Trafford Road Girl's School on the opposite corner of RHS and London Street. I lived there up to the age of 5, having been to the infant school opposite for just under a year. We moved from Robert Hall Street to Lostock Road in Weaste. I remember the nearby fish and chip shop and also the Dennis family who lived on London Street. I remember their daughter Carol Dennis. I passed my 11 plus at Seedley Junior School, where I met my very first girlfriend, Sandra Clarke (who sadly emigrated to Malta) , and went to Salford Grammar School before going to Nottingham University. I have lived in the South East of England for the past 45 years or so but visit my sister who lives in Lymm, a couple oftimes a year.

By Alan Stockwell on Tue Jul 16th 2024, at 10:28 am

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