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| Hindley walking day 1948 |
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Comments: 7 |
| Photo: karen Item #: 5272 |
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| Comments by maurice tyrer, 25th February 2008 |
| The only person that I know for certain is Donald Atherton who is in the wheelchair,he ran the Lifeboys who are in the photo and the Boys Brigade. |
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| Comments by aitch, 25th February 2008 |
| That picture house in the right foreground brings back a lot of memories, is that not the Rex, I had my first date in there in 1954, I was 15, I remember her first name was Maureen and she lived in the street facing the cinema, it was a good day except her friend insisted on staying with her, that was end of romance, you live and learn !!?? |
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| Comments by maurice tyrer, 25th February 2008 |
| It is the Rex aitch,showing it before Berts Bar was built.The building at the back,next to the brook was a betting shop later on. |
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| Comments by Jean, 25th February 2008 |
| Now its the Monacco. Great picture. |
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| Comments by Dingerbell, 26th February 2008 |
The building at the back was Gladstone Meadows Florist.
Used to get flowers regularly to take to the Cemetry--Grand parents graves. |
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| Comments by Dingerbell, 4th March 2008 |
It looks very much like Alan Bold pushing Donald's chair.
I know Alan was in the Lifeboys at that tjme. |
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Comments by Margaret Partington (Bootle), 26th April 2008  |
| Yes definitely the Rex .My dad worked as a labourer in the building of the Rex in the late 30's |
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