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Hello Monica! Thrilled to see your name ! Hope you are now restored to bring called Jane !! Frances ( Fanny ) Hardy here .. I was Ann at home but the Nuns...
Ann Hudson( née Hardy ) 17/03/2025
Ann Hudson( née Hardy ) 17/03/2025
This is Aireview House children's home - my mum and her sister were here between mid 1930s to late 1940s
Margaret Marshall 06/03/2025
Margaret Marshall 06/03/2025
This is Aireview House children's home - my mum and her sister were here between mid 1930s to late 1940s
Margaret Marshall 06/03/2025
Margaret Marshall 06/03/2025
Hi, I've noticed a few of these photos marked 'Thorton's Court'. Should it be 'Thornton's Court'? Is it a typo?
Jill Clayton 02/02/2025
Jill Clayton 02/02/2025
Hi Lynda Marley, my great great grandfather Henry Bates lived on Commercial Street. I’ve just started my family tree and saw your comments about Henry....
Joanne 24/11/2024
Joanne 24/11/2024
My grandfather was a regular there. This picture is fabulous and really captures the essence of the 40's in that region.Regards from CanadaAndrew Montreuil
Andrew Montreuil 13/11/2024
Andrew Montreuil 13/11/2024
My son was born ar Cawder Ghyll Hospital 1965 would love to see a photo
Margaret Biggins 23/10/2024
Margaret Biggins 23/10/2024
I remember Carla Beck from the 1940s. It was a popular place for teenagers to meet friends over a milk-shake. However, the prevailing aroma was Tomato Soup!
Mike O’Regan 20/09/2024
Mike O’Regan 20/09/2024
The original site of the Cross Keys Inn on Newmarket Street. The building to the left of the pub was Tradesman's Place. The long carved stone visible above...
Peter Sheeran 03/09/2024
Peter Sheeran 03/09/2024
I worked at Harrons dentist next to the Midland Hotel 1961-1967. I live in Australia
Katherine L Bell (Hey) 25/06/2024
Katherine L Bell (Hey) 25/06/2024
I remember it as Meakins. Used to live next door to them. Fred & Jennifer. I’m Katherine Bell formerly Hey. I live in Australia
Katherine L Bell 25/06/2024
Katherine L Bell 25/06/2024
This was Reckitt and Sons. Colman (the mustard people) were part of the Reckitt empire but not for this Dettol factory. Also, at this time it was called...
Jean Robinson 12/06/2024
Jean Robinson 12/06/2024
The Wheat Sheaf stood where the Halifax Bank building now stands - there's plenty of evidence in this collection to support that
James Garratt 11/06/2024
James Garratt 11/06/2024
Tin Bridge was opened on Dec 30, 1912 connecting Middle Town with New Town
Adrian Beresford 03/05/2024
Adrian Beresford 03/05/2024
This is'nt Castle Street, it is No 3 Romille Street, next door to the old spiritualist
Adrian Beresford 03/05/2024
Adrian Beresford 03/05/2024
yes i agree, this is looking towards Old George Yard. building what seems to be the old bus depot.
paul watson 29/04/2024
paul watson 29/04/2024
Van parked outside rear of drake and macefield.
Paul watson 28/04/2024
Paul watson 28/04/2024
This is Regent Drive - in fact it's the first two houses as you turn in. In the background is Otley Road and the house on the corner is still there and...
James Garratt 26/04/2024
James Garratt 26/04/2024
Hill Street (demolished in the 1960's) is visible as the row of houses to the right.
James Garratt 25/04/2024
James Garratt 25/04/2024