Page Hall Shops - History

[stpetre 12]

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Like the pictures, always use to see the binmen on my way to work.

 

As anyone got pictures of Cannon Hall pub, i use to go with my mates

in the 60s and when they use to have pop groups in back room.

 

There weren't too many jazz clubs in Sheffield in the early sixties, the Cannon Hall was one of them along with the original Esquire Club and one on West Street-Mail Coach? Saddle?

[johnpm 18]

Climax Jazzmen were at Cannon Hall on Wednesday evenings in late 50's & 60's. Harry Jarvis, bass player was a friend of mine

[bantycock 10]

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Great pictures Burgess pet shop Bagley rd cant remember who had sweet shop opposite though Ah had good times down therewhen I was young thanks

[brian1941 11]

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1st picture is looking up Skinnerthorpe Rd, now the Academy School.

 

2nd, Picture is Bakery on Hinde house lane junction of Roper St, shop up for sale.

I can remember going in this shop in the early 60s for bread cake.

Edited June 12, 2015 by brian1941

[bantycock 10]

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1st picture is looking up Skinnerthorpe Rd, now the Academy School.

 

2nd, Picture is Bakery on Hinde house lane junction of Roper St, shop up for sale.

I can remember going in this shop in the early 60s for bread cake.

 

That bakery made a fortune out of us that went to Earl Marshal used to get half of uncut loaf then go to bridges chippy or popple st and get it filled with chips after hollowing hit out and feeding the pigeons Lol

[PeterR 10]

That bakery made a fortune out of us that went to Earl Marshal used to get half of uncut loaf then go to bridges chippy or popple st and get it filled with chips after hollowing hit out and feeding the pigeons Lol

 

Hi all,

 

I also used to get half an uncut loaf from Gregory's and get it filled with chips. This was in 1958, my last year of school, when I attended woodwork classes one day a week at the old chapel, which was an offshoot of Owler Lane Secondary school, on the opposite corner of Selby Road and Rushby Street. Also had broken buns and biscuits. Those were the days

 

Here's a pic taken in 1965 from Rushby Street looking up Selby Road towards Firth Park Road with Gregory's corner wall foreground right, still there on Brian's photo and seems to have been made higher, but outbuildings behind and rest of wall gone. The chapel railings are left of pic. The shop is just out of shot on the right.

 

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Edited June 14, 2015 by PeterR

[bantycock 10]

Hi all,

 

I also used to get half an uncut loaf from Gregory's and get it filled with chips. This was in 1958, my last year of school, when I attended woodwork classes one day a week at the old chapel, which was an offshoot of Owler Lane Secondary school, on the opposite corner of Selby Road and Rushby Street. Also had broken buns and biscuits. Those were the days

 

Here's a pic taken in 1965 from Rushby Street looking up Selby Road towards Firth Park Road with Gregory's corner wall foreground right, still there on Brian's photo and seems to have been made higher, but outbuildings behind and rest of wall gone. The chapel railings are left of pic. The shop is just out of shot on the right.

 

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Cracking PIC the white square on the left was an ad for the painter and decorators that lived there

[PeterR 10]

Cracking PIC the white square on the left was an ad for the painter and decorators that lived there

 

On close inspection looks like a shop bay window. Seem to remember it being a chinese laundry around 1960, about 5 years before the pic., where I had my collars starched. Could I be right??

[dogsneck 10]

That bakery made a fortune out of us that went to Earl Marshal used to get half of uncut loaf then go to bridges chippy or popple st and get it filled with chips after hollowing hit out and feeding the pigeons Lol

 

Bloody good days Bantycock. used to have curry sauce on mine as well. Bridges chippy brings back memories, didn't Wayne Murray live next door ?

[bantycock 10]

Bloody good days Bantycock. used to have curry sauce on mine as well. Bridges chippy brings back memories, didn't Wayne Murray live next door ?

 

Ah that's spot on there were a sweet shop as well Jonh Green lived at the dairy end ofBaretta street can you remember the gardens before they built Earl Marshal many hours on them having fires and roasting potatoes yeah good old days how's you these days Mr C ?

[kidneystone 23]

BEFORE and NOW.

 

A few more cars about

[bantycock 10]

BEFORE and NOW.

 

A few more cars about

 

That's a lot of cars no wonder they all got asthma claims in

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