johnpm   18 #493 Posted September 15, 2011 I feel as though I ought to be able to recognise and identify where this was, but can't. http://www.mediastorehouse.com/sheffield_look_south/print/4340088.html  (Might have been over the Grimesthorpe boder ?)  or this anyone ?  http://www.mediastorehouse.com/terraced_housing_in_sheffield/print/4415788.html On the first photo I think the chapel in the foreground is the one on Grimesthorpe Rd just below Hunsley St & above & on other side of the road from Grimesthorpe School which will be just off the left of the picture. If that's the case the photo is taken from the hill that extends up from Earl Marshall Rd to Grimesthorpe Rd. I think the very tall buildings on the top right are English Steel's gun plant heat treatment towers. The Gas holders will be at the Gas works on Upwell Street just before the railway bridge above ESC corner at Brightside Lane. I went to Grimesthorpe school & worked at ESC so it brings back many memories. John Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
25195348 Â Â 10 #494 Posted September 15, 2011 What good memories. I lived at 123 Rock Street around 1944 and was in Miss Fisher's class at Pye Bank. She took some of us to the family farm at Penistone during the war. I often fetched fish and chips from the White House, and remember Cutts the newsagent. Â I had a friend who lived on Rock St, the second bay window house after Andover St, going towords Nottingham St called Keith Darling Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
25195348 Â Â 10 #495 Posted September 15, 2011 The woman in the sticky bun shop I think her name was Ivy Goodman. Â Thanks for the name,I remember it now Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
25195348 Â Â 10 #496 Posted September 15, 2011 What good memories. I lived at 123 Rock Street around 1944 and was in Miss Fisher's class at Pye Bank. She took some of us to the family farm at Penistone during the war. I often fetched fish and chips from the White House, and remember Cutts the newsagent. Â Miss Fisher certainly rings a bell,I remember Mr Spieght head teacher,I had a walk and passed the school and noticed it was boared up,I wonderd if it could be a listed building Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
fleetwood   10 #497 Posted September 16, 2011 On the first photo I think the chapel in the foreground is the one on Grimesthorpe Rd just below Hunsley St & above & on other side of the road from Grimesthorpe School which will be just off the left of the picture. If that's the case the photo is taken from the hill that extends up from Earl Marshall Rd to Grimesthorpe Rd. I think the very tall buildings on the top right are English Steel's gun plant heat treatment towers. The Gas holders will be at the Gas works on Upwell Street just before the railway bridge above ESC corner at Brightside Lane. I went to Grimesthorpe school & worked at ESC so it brings back many memories. John  Hi johnpm - While the chapel looks like the one on Grimesthorpe rd I don't think it is, there wasn't any houses on this side next to Grimesthorpe school. There was a stone wall all the way from the school until it reached some houses with front doors facing the road but back doors and yards only accessible from Botham st north. It's closer in appearence to the chapel on Hunsley st but there again I recall that having a light coloured facade and that road seems to be too sloped anyway. When I left school I worked a few months at ESC, past the coke plant at Brightside under the bridge and around the corner at a heat treatment plant, I worked for a manager who went by his Army rank, his name was Captain Leslie, I know this is probably before your time there but does it ring any bells. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
johnpm   18 #498 Posted September 16, 2011 (edited) Hi johnpm - While the chapel looks like the one on Grimesthorpe rd I don't think it is, there wasn't any houses on this side next to Grimesthorpe school. There was a stone wall all the way from the school until it reached some houses with front doors facing the road but back doors and yards only accessible from Botham st north. It's closer in appearence to the chapel on Hunsley st but there again I recall that having a light coloured facade and that road seems to be too sloped anyway. When I left school I worked a few months at ESC, past the coke plant at Brightside under the bridge and around the corner at a heat treatment plant, I worked for a manager who went by his Army rank, his name was Captain Leslie, I know this is probably before your time there but does it ring any bells.  Hi Fleetwood, Whilst I went to Grimesthorpe school & Grimesthorpe Reform chapel I lived at Page Hall so I bow to your superior knowledge of Grimesthorpe Rd ! Wish we could work out where it was though? I spent 3 years on a research training scheme at ESC from Sep 1960 then worked in Welding Research until leaving in Sep 1967. Never heard of Captian Leslie though !! Best wishes, John Edited September 16, 2011 by johnpm Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
jackmarr   10 #499 Posted September 22, 2011 Actually Paul I have to say no, I dont remember the name Corbridge. Did she live at the top end or below Hayward Road? I dont remember many names from the bottom end, Reginald St, Marshall St perhaps, a few.  Do you remember the Prices? Brian was one of them. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
handypandy   14 #500 Posted September 24, 2011 I feel as though I ought to be able to recognise and identify where this was, but can't. http://www.mediastorehouse.com/sheffield_look_south/print/4340088.html  (Might have been over the Grimesthorpe boder ?)  or this anyone ?  http://www.mediastorehouse.com/terraced_housing_in_sheffield/print/4415788.html  The chapel in the first photo is surely this one: LINKY Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
johnpm   18 #501 Posted September 24, 2011 The chapel in the first photo is surely this one: LINKY  That one is Wesley Hall on Wincobank Lane ( now a mosque I am told). Well done ! It certainly looks as though that's the one & the photo was taken from Wincobank Hill. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
handypandy   14 #502 Posted September 25, 2011 That one is Wesley Hall on Wincobank Lane ( now a mosque I am told). Well done ! It certainly looks as though that's the one & the photo was taken from Wincobank Hill.  The clue is the tall Forgemasters building at centre right in the photo. The building is still there opposite the arena. I just worked back from there on google maps. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
lisalee   10 #503 Posted November 17, 2011 I had a friend who lived on Rock St, the second bay window house after Andover St, going towords Nottingham St called Keith Darling  Keith Darling's my uncle Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
warday   10 #504 Posted November 17, 2011 Keith Darling's my uncle  Was Keith in the york & lancaster Regt in the middle 50s. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...