Wigan Album
Platt Bridge
18 CommentsPhoto: Dennis Miller
Item #: 16331
The gent in the green shirt, tan jacket and smoking the pipe is my uncle, George Miller. I recognise a few other faces but no names. Date unknown. From my Aunt Esther's collection.
worked with george and his brother billy at gas works many years ago
Watchalot... Billy was my dad, he passed away in Feb 2008.
Authur Jones (Elvis) 2nd left, Authur liked a drink.
sorry to hear about that he was a good bloke and easy going
the man just poking his head out at the back of the man in black coat is my hubbys dad geoff pennington now deceast.
I worked at Parsonage and I'm sure Arthur was our 'Chip Range' man on W&B 13's
I remember Dennis's Uncle George and Arthur Jones, also the man next to Arthur with the cardigan although I can't remember his name. The man in the dark suit going into the pub was "Cis" Sumner.
bloke far left is my brother in law tommy tomney
dennis did you go to ince central school, and are you about 59 caus my husband alan seems to think he knows you,and thinks you lived around st williams area , he lived in coniston ave hr ince but dont remember u at rose bridge?
Everyone knew Arthur in pubs and clubs in Platt-Bridge, a real character. Top pit worker on our shift.
Josie... I am a Platt Wazzer born and bred. I went to St. Nat's Infant and Junior, and then Moss Lane (and Spring View). However, I did know a Geoff Pennington, who was a bit older than me. (I am 52). There was a photograph of him posted in the album... Street Scenes->Platt Bridge->Item 13806
http://www.wiganworld.co.uk/album/photo.php?opt=4&id=13806&gallery=Platt+Bridge&offset=0
3rd from the left is George Vernon, a driver at springs branch
My dad was Arthur Jones holding the pint wearing the white strip cardigan....he loved to go out for a few on sundays and remembering the good old days of the pubs in Platt Bridge. Arthur Jones (my dad) passed away in Sept 2005.
Aww my dad there (ARTHUR JONES)who sadly passed away 30th sept 2005 age 64,yes bob hes was a real character and a hard worker,he worked in pit at parsonage.we played Elvis songs at his funeral.Its nice to see people remember him.REST IN PEACE DAD LOVE AND MISS YOU.XXXXX
Angela and Jemma, my Mam and Dad used to live round the corner from you in Croal Ave, (Bob and Tizzie Griffiths). It must be lovely for you to see this photo of your Dad; many people will remember him. Hope your Mum is ok.
Is George Miller still alive and what happened to Tommy (PAP) Parry not seen him for years