Warmsworth, Old Church c.1955
Photo ref: W220004
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A Selection of Memories from Warmsworth

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 Warmsworth

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I was born at Hamilton Lodge on Ledger Way in 1959, lived at Alverley on a small holding with my parents and older brother and sister. I went to Nightingale Infant and Junior School. Recalling that Mr Hillerby was the Headmaster, Mr Dixon was the Deputy and Mr Hacksup was the Caretaker. I can remember going to the pictures in the late 60's with school and we saw Oliver ...see more
As a child I lived on Croft Road, Balby during the 1970's. My sisters and I attended Nightingale school while Mr Hillaby was Headmaster. We used to go on nature walks to the overgrown garden of the derelict old rectory behind the school. The eerie boarded up old house and pet graves really captured our imagination. I would love to see an old photograph of the house and learn more about its history and occupants.
My name is Gordon Giles, originally from Warmsworth, but now living in north Wales. When I was 6 months old my parents moved to 6 Gleeb Street, Warmsworth. This was June 1933. I lived there until 1950. We then moved to Balby. I have great memories of going to school in the village, I also remember the people who lived in Gleeb Street, there was Mr Longley, he was a carpenter and made coffins in his workshop ...see more