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The Cane Or Slipper At School 77-99
beezerboy replied to Peter John's topic in Sheffield History & Expats
Left school in 1960, had the cane a few time , not that much of a deal. Fortunately never reprimanded by a Mr Clark at Owler Lane Intermediate who used a rubber gas hose on the rear end -
In the 50's to 60's+, there was such a shop on what I think was called Chapel Walk between Pinstone and Norfolk St's at the side of the old Peace Gardens. It had a low wall with bronze measure standards on top. It was about the centre of the line of shops and I believe there was dance hall above called Alf Golds It may now called St Paul's Parade !!
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Sheffield Transport Bus Lively Question.
beezerboy replied to GabrielC's topic in Sheffield History & Expats
If you wheely want a answer , any that are not red or blue -
Sheffield Transport Bus Lively Question.
beezerboy replied to GabrielC's topic in Sheffield History & Expats
Do they still change the wheel colour from blue or red depending on who's running the city? -
Remember any old silly verses etc you were told as a child
beezerboy replied to Joto's topic in Sheffield History & Expats
Only try whilst sober, Mrs Hunt, had a rough cut punt , not a punt cut rough, but rough cut rough s -
Was that the one that did tuxedo rentals. It was a bit like Grace Brothers, a teller sat at one end of the counter and the bills , cash and change were shot back and forth on cable. This was opposite the peace gardens in the 60's.
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My dad was in the Home Guard in WW II, he said he fought all is Jerries in Bowden Homestead Wood , Handsworth. I remember he said he and another guarded a hole in the ground at Cravens all night
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Try asking for them on the Picture Sheffield site.
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Remember any old silly verses etc you were told as a child
beezerboy replied to Joto's topic in Sheffield History & Expats
Crickey, that's going back a bit. We did that in the 50's Or Eeny Meeny Minny Moh -
Coble stones found on Newhall Road.
beezerboy replied to 2899norfolk's topic in Sheffield History & Expats
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Coble stones found on Newhall Road.
beezerboy replied to 2899norfolk's topic in Sheffield History & Expats
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Assuming you are looking for a marriage in Sheffield, you could try The Sheffield Indexes. Here you may be lucky and find them in church registries. This is a great site for ancestry research for births, deaths, graves etc, complete with who else is buried with them.
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Mr Crownshaw was a silversmith, he once brought in complete silver tea service and tray he had made to show us. Very impressive.
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It was called A Smith's , Bought mine from there about '62. Formerly Lodge Inn. Picture Sheffield Image # v02687 Zoom Move cursor over image to magnify Ref No v02687 Title No. 47 A. Smith (Motor Cycles) Ltd., formerly The Lodge Inn, Spital Hill Location Sheffield_Burngreave Date Period 2000-2019 Photographer Stanley Jones
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' Atlas' Is There Such An Place In The Attercliffe Area?
beezerboy replied to GabrielC's topic in Sheffield History & Expats
This makes more sense than the bridge idea and probably explains why there are a few Norfolk Arms pubs around -
' Atlas' Is There Such An Place In The Attercliffe Area?
beezerboy replied to GabrielC's topic in Sheffield History & Expats
In the 60's , we used to look forward the Atlas & Norfolk sports day week. They had a sports ground in the Roe woods area with a large fairground in attendance. I've no idea what connection of Norfolk is from. -
Looks like a2022 Goldie is coming, 650 single, water cooled, Anyone know where it is being made ???
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Sequence was red, red & amber, green, amber, red. Here in Canada it's red, you're out of here.
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Shhhh, , I was a Bsa boy, been in Ontario Canada since '81. My Gran had the Hallcar in the early part of WWII, that could be a clue. Very nice, but it's not a real Goldie, doesn't look right and will definitely not sound the same. But I'd give it a go.
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All of what you guys say is true. I haven't owned a bike since around '65 but I sure as hell would still like as shot on a DBD 34 "Goldstar"
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My Great grandparents (Harrison)and grandparents were the landlords of the Alex from around 1910 ---37. Grandma then moved to the Hallcar Tavern until about 1943, dad was born at the River Don Inn .
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My friends son Sean Buckley was working there , lucky to get out Ok with minor burns and scorched clothing.
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You could be right, if we knew how much a pint of beer cost in 1866 we might have a better idea.
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Thanks for lighting up the map, it shows what might have been. Did you see what I think are the prices of the proposed houses in 1866 and who had bought some of the lots (John Brown). The pink piece below Petre St became a quarry. Cockshutt Lane now Grimesthorpe Rd, Cyclops St to originally be named Clifton Rd. Ps, how did you convert to http://??