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BEEN TO BALL/RINGSIDE TWICE AND ITS BEEN SHUT!!! ENDED UP IN MEADOW HELL FOR A PINT AN A PIZZA ANY UPDATES ON OPENING HOURS :help:

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Hi Brian,

 

Terry Rhodes lived in the house next to the steelworks wall at the bottom of Grimesthorpe Road, as geotom says 'opposite the club' , and near the Old Bowling Green Hotel. Can't give you a link but for a couple of pics click on this http://www.picturesheffield.com and type in refs. s16522 and s16515

 

Peter.

 

I can`t remember Terry, I knew Mick Rhodes worked for Jimmy Childs after leaving school with Barry Lowkes who`s mother had the shop on the corner of Rothay and Wincobank Lane.

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I remember the stone steps set into the stone wall on the right hand side of Grimesthorpe Rd looking towards town, they were just situated before the road that led upto the pre-fabs that were there in the early days.

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Hi Fleetwood, Wished i had a pound for every time i went up them

steps, used them on mi way to school over Gledhalls field and playing

football on same field. :hihi:

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Re the stone steps.

 

David Prosser had a hen and pidgeon loft at the top of the steps, and I can remember going rat hunting with the dogs, never caught any though.

 

When we were kids we used to climb the wall at the side of the steps and it seemed about 20ft tall, I went back a few years ago and I couldnt believe it was only about 5ft.

 

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do you know anyone?

 

http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm229/dido3438/grimesthorpe003.jpg?1410980645784&1410980646189

 

http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm229/dido3438/MayQueen3.jpg?1410980645787&1410980646197

 

 

http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm229/dido3438/blondie.jpg?1410980645786&1410980646195

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Re the stone steps.

 

David Prosser had a hen and pidgeon loft at the top of the steps, and I can remember going rat hunting with the dogs, never caught any though.

 

When we were kids we used to climb the wall at the side of the steps and it seemed about 20ft tall, I went back a few years ago and I couldnt believe it was only about 5ft.

 

---------- Post added 17-09-2014 at 20:09 ----------

 

do you know anyone?

 

http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm229/dido3438/grimesthorpe003.jpg?1410980645784&1410980646189

 

http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm229/dido3438/MayQueen3.jpg?1410980645787&1410980646197

 

 

http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm229/dido3438/blondie.jpg?1410980645786&1410980646195

 

Hi DIDO - The first picture of the three, do you know what year and where it was taken? fleetwood

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Hi, I think the first photo was taken about 1956, at Grimesthorpe school, I am not too sure of the date as it is a photo of one of my sisters.

 

the second photo was taken at Grimesthorpe sunday school.

 

The third one is a photo of the famous or infamous, Blondie, of Cyclops st, and Sutherland road baths.

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Hi DIDO - The first picture of the three, do you know what year and where it was taken? fleetwood

 

Hi, I think it was about 1955-56, I think it was when I was of school with measels, know the faces but just can't remember names, top row right, Stephen Hallam, next row, 3rd from right, Philip Nortcliffe, next row, far right, Billy Smith, bottom row, 2nd left, Jennifer Oliver, 3rd, Michael Clarkson, some more names may come to me lol

top row, 5th from left, Elizabeth Booker ?

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Hi, I think it was about 1955-56, I think it was when I was of school with measels, know the faces but just can't remember names, top row right, Stephen Hallam, next row, 3rd from right, Philip Nortcliffe, next row, far right, Billy Smith, bottom row, 2nd left, Jennifer Oliver, 3rd, Michael Clarkson, some more names may come to me lol

top row, 5th from left, Elizabeth Booker ?

 

I think you are right about the year Terry, it was owler lane infants. Some of these kids were in your school year and some were in mine. Back row 2nd from right Heather Bailey, Back row 4th from left Elaine Spooner, 3rd row second right Stuart Burnham, 3rd row 2nd left Susan Barson, front row 1st left Susan Allott, front row 2nd left sandra somerset ?

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PUT SOME NICE PICTURES IN STAR RETRO THIS WEEK ANYONE GOT ANYMORE? :help:

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Hi, I think the first photo was taken about 1956, at Grimesthorpe school, I am not too sure of the date as it is a photo of one of my sisters.

 

the second photo was taken at Grimesthorpe sunday school.

 

The third one is a photo of the famous or infamous, Blondie, of Cyclops st, and Sutherland road baths.

 

http://i694.photobucket.com/albums/vv309/brian1941/GRIMESTHORPE4010_zps8c282ecd.jpg

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Hi Dido, Put this picture on here befor, its top of Cyclops st

where you lived next to knowels family. hope it shows up. Brian

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PUT SOME NICE PICTURES IN STAR RETRO THIS WEEK ANYONE GOT ANYMORE? :help:

 

i got loads i shall take to the star, do they pay much for them i got some real old ones of Grimesthorpe , some with old noah on, do you remember DR willy best doctor in sheffield he was

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http://i694.photobucket.com/albums/vv309/brian1941/GRIMESTHORPE4010_zps8c282ecd.jpg

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Hi Dido, Put this picture on here befor, its top of Cyclops st

where you lived next to knowels family. hope it shows up. Brian

 

 

Thanks for the photo, I see you have finally cracked Photo bucket.

where did the trees come from?.

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