Grimesthorpe Part 3

[Jean J 10]

stpeter is right, however Enzers chip shop is a bit lower down from where the people are standing. I think the shop was owned by someone called Holmes, I don't know the people in the picture. Jean J

[PeterR 10]

stpeter is right, however Enzers chip shop is a bit lower down from where the people are standing. I think the shop was owned by someone called Holmes, I don't know the people in the picture. Jean J

 

Thanks for that stpetre and Jean, I can work it all out now

 

Leonard Enzer is shown as proprietor of the chip shop in Jan 1971 on the left of this pic looking in the opposite direction to Brian's pic. and further down towards Petre Street.

 

http://picturesheffield.com/frontend.php?action=zoomWindow&keywords=Ref_No_increment;EQUALS;s25138&prevUrl=

 

Peter.

Edited June 16, 2017 by PeterR

[brian1941 11]

Thanks for that stpetre and Jean, I can work it all out now

 

Leonard Enzer is shown as proprietor of the chip shop in Jan 1971 on the left of this pic looking in the opposite direction to Brian's pic. and further down towards Petre Street.

 

http://picturesheffield.com/frontend.php?action=zoomWindow&keywords=Ref_No_increment;EQUALS;s25138&prevUrl=

 

Peter.

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Hi Peter, Looks like its all been said, i do like your pic of Botham st

and you can see Petre st further down and seconed part of Botham st.

The picture i put on was in 1969 the lady was Mrs Enzer with the dog

she ran the chip shop. Loverly fish/chip and plenty of scraps.

[rf2690 10]

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Hi Peter, Looks like its all been said, i do like your pic of Botham st

and you can see Petre st further down and seconed part of Botham st.

The picture i put on was in 1969 the lady was Mrs Enzer with the dog

she ran the chip shop. Loverly fish/chip and plenty of scraps.

Hi Bri,are you sure always thought Mrs Enzer had dark hair?Scrap that Bri had another look

Dont know the other two.

Edited June 16, 2017 by rf2690

[PeterR 10]

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Hi Peter, Looks like its all been said, i do like your pic of Botham st

and you can see Petre st further down and seconed part of Botham st.

The picture i put on was in 1969 the lady was Mrs Enzer with the dog

she ran the chip shop. Loverly fish/chip and plenty of scraps.

 

Hi Brian,

 

I'm enjoying positioning the pics which are on your post 1693. Those, plus the Who Can Tell pub on your post 1689 and subsequent posts, mean that area all becomes clear to me.

 

Yes, I see Petre Street and the bottom part of Botham Street on the pic on my post 1697.

Just to clarify a little more, was the Crown pub at the junction of the bottom part of Botham Street and about half way up Carlisle Road (known as Crown Hill)?

 

The crossroads with Petre Street and the top part of Botham Street to the right, and the bottom part of Botham Street to the left which leads to Carlise Road can be seen on this pic...

 

http://picturesheffield.com/frontend.php?action=zoomWindow&keywords=Ref_No_increment;EQUALS;u01147&prevUrl=

 

Peter.

 

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Thats Scary seems like only last week I walked down there !

 

Hi gaz 786

 

Glad to read you're enjoying this, apparently.

 

Peter.

Edited June 17, 2017 by PeterR

[brian1941 11]

Hi Bri,are you sure always thought Mrs Enzer had dark hair?Scrap that Bri had another look

Dont know the other two.

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Hiya Sheila, Yes its 101% Mrs Enzer but i dont know the others,

i really thought you would have as i know you knew lots of people.

Yours Bri. x

[stpetre 12]

Hi Brian,

 

I'm enjoying positioning the pics which are on your post 1693. Those, plus the Who Can Tell pub on your post 1689 and subsequent posts, mean that area all becomes clear to me.

 

Yes, I see Petre Street and the bottom part of Botham Street on the pic on my post 1697.

Just to clarify a little more, was the Crown pub at the junction of the bottom part of Botham Street and about half way up Carlisle Road (known as Crown Hill)?

 

The crossroads with Petre Street and the top part of Botham Street to the right, and the bottom part of Botham Street to the left which leads to Carlise Road can be seen on this pic...

 

http://picturesheffield.com/frontend.php?action=zoomWindow&keywords=Ref_No_increment;EQUALS;u01147&prevUrl=

 

Peter.

 

---------- Post added 17-06-2017 at 17:38 ----------

 

 

Hi gaz 786

 

Glad to read you're enjoying this, apparently.

 

Peter.

 

The Crown pub was on Carlisle Road (Crown Hill) at the Sharp Street corner. If I recall, it was an Hope and Anchor pub.

Edited June 17, 2017 by stpetre
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[brian1941 11]

Thanks for that stpetre and Jean, I can work it all out now

 

Leonard Enzer is shown as proprietor of the chip shop in Jan 1971 on the left of this pic looking in the opposite direction to Brian's pic. and further down towards Petre Street.

 

http://picturesheffield.com/frontend.php?action=zoomWindow&keywords=Ref_No_increment;EQUALS;s25138&prevUrl=

 

Peter.

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Hi Peter, On me picture No1693 where the ladies are stood the chip shop

was just there and it had about 3 steps to climb, look on your pic No1697

you can see a sign on the wall left of Botham st that was the chippy.

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I also like your other picture, times many i've hung around there and

catching bus to town. Brian.

[cat631 10]

The Crown pub was on Carlisle Road (Crown Hill) at the Sharp Street corner. If I recall, it was an Hope and Anchor pub.

I've asked this question before, does anyone have a photo of The Crown please?

Also The Hodson which I believe was on or around Adsettes Street?

I've found an old aerial photo of The Crown but it's too distant to see clearly.

Thanks

[rohsgran 10]

I think the Hodson was on the corner of Draper Street and Carlisle Road. There was a snug there, a tiny place with only enough room for 3-4 chairs, that was frequented by one or two elderly ladies. It was also where you went for a drink to take out and you would often see someone going for a "jug".

[PeterR 10]

The Crown pub was on Carlisle Road (Crown Hill) at the Sharp Street corner. If I recall, it was an Hope and Anchor pub.

 

Hi stpetre,

 

Thanks for that. I realise that Sharp street was just below Botham Street.

 

Was the crown just out of shot on the left of the first pic below? Looks like a shop on the right. The only trace of Sharp Street now in existence, as far as I am aware, is the small round ironwork in the middle of the street near the bottom of pic. It's now surrounded by concrete in a business yard. There's a similar one on Adsetts Street where I lived. Possibly a fire hydrant cover??.....

 

http://picturesheffield.com/frontend.php?keywords=Ref_No_increment;EQUALS;s19320&pos=8&action=zoom&id=21868

 

Here's another pic. of Sharp Street...

 

http://picturesheffield.com/frontend.php?keywords=Ref_No_increment;EQUALS;s26799&pos=10&action=zoom&id=29218

 

Peter.

[TFishcake 10]

Hi stpetre,

 

Thanks for that. I realise that Sharp street was just below Botham Street.

 

Was the crown just out of shot on the left of the first pic below? Looks like a shop on the right. The only trace of Sharp Street now in existence, as far as I am aware, is the small round ironwork in the middle of the street near the bottom of pic. It's now surrounded by concrete in a business yard. There's a similar one on Adsetts Street where I lived. Possibly a fire hydrant cover??.....

 

http://picturesheffield.com/frontend.php?keywords=Ref_No_increment;EQUALS;s19320&pos=8&action=zoom&id=21868

 

Here's another pic. of Sharp Street...

 

http://picturesheffield.com/frontend.php?keywords=Ref_No_increment;EQUALS;s26799&pos=10&action=zoom&id=29218

 

Peter.

 

correct, The Crown was on the left, the shop on the right was Dougies barber shop