Your Memories of Places
Thank you to those of you who have shared your memories.
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"I grew up in Penketh. I remember playing in the remains of the Isolation Hospital
on the edge of Bold Park in Sankey. We called it the 'Iso' and it was full of lupins
and rhodedendrons."
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"I was born in a terraced house in Battersby Lane. I remember as a child walking
to watch the widening of the road bridge near Bank Quay Station and all the
windows on Parker Street shaking when they blasted the old sections. I heard it
from 2 miles away."
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"I was born in a terraced house in Marston Street, opposite the Dallam coal
sidings, all of which have been demolished. We were rehoused and I went to
Heathside School which has also been demolished and then Bewsey School.
I worshipped and was married at St. Paul's Church, Bewsey Road which was
knocked down and made into houses so these places are no more, but live on
in my memory."
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"My early memories are of 1939-40 of the house I was brought up in. It was called
'Mersey Mount' off Mersey Street, Warrington, it was an old mansion divided into
6 or 7 homes. I would like to know if anyone else remembers this mansion. I can
recall it as if it were yesterday."
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"Memories (happy) of Stockton Heath, Dingle, Lumb Brook valley, walking with
my family in the Spring, all the bluebells and rolling painted boiled eggs down
grassy slopes at Easter."
Emma
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