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During the late 60's early 70's I used to work at a store called Wilson Tupholmes. They sold eveything from furniture to gents clothing and were located at Pitsmoor,opposite the old Pitsmoor workingmens club.

 

I worked there as a maintinance person. I worked with a number of people. Chris Goodrich, carpet fitter, Mick Pollard, warehouse, Steve Dunn, Rossann, wages office. These were but a few I can remember.

 

Did anyone else work there, if so do you know whare abouts of the ones mentioned or can you think of anyone else????

 

Thanks

 

jauntyone

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During the late 60's early 70's I used to work at a store called Wilson Tupholmes. They sold eveything from furniture to gents clothing and were located at Pitsmoor,opposite the old Pitsmoor workingmens club.

 

Did anyone else work there????

 

Thanks

 

jauntyone

 

 

Hello,

 

A few months back, "Texas" and I had a thread going about Pitsmoor and that part of Pitsmoor Road where Tupholmes business was located. We both remembered it but neither of us worked there.

 

I thought we would get a good response from people who shopped there or even worked there, but we got nothing.

 

Hope you have more sucess, because it was an integral part of Pitsmoor life.

 

Regards

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My next door neihbour worked there at that time her name was Janet

hazel

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My husband worked their in about the mid 60,s his name is Bob Eccles

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I used to shop there in the early 70s,the one at the back of the moor,my Mum had an account for years.

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My husband worked their in about the mid 60,s his name is Bob Eccles

Are you related to Paul Eccles.

Our next door neighbour was called Eccles.

 

We used to buy our furniture from Wilson Tupholme and in the mid 60s remember my mum buying 2 puffes prenounced poof ays.

I still have one of them at my house.

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My Grandmother had an account there - must have been around 9 or10 yrs

old when I went along with her - loved the place -used to wander around

looking at books and toys - I think there was cafe in the place as well

and it never seemed to be too busy. Remember Shadows records playing

a lot there as well - did they sell records ?

Must have been early sixties.

 

Chris

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Hi Chris M

Yes they did have a cafe there, it was situated up on the first floor just through the shoe dept.

 

I can't remember them selling records!!!!

 

Hi Hazel

 

Seem to remember a Janet working there, think she worked on first floor.

What was her surname??????

 

Hi Angelamary

 

Cant remember anyone there called bob eccles, did he work in the offices??

 

thanks for the replies

 

regards

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He worked out on the road,door to door selling and debt collector, he had a terrible time, didn,t do the job for long as i remember perhaps 6 months. No relation to a Paul Eccles, sorry

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i can remember going there in the very early seventies to buy a chalk easel for my birthday, i remember the toys were downstairs

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my wife Susan worked in the office there in 1969 and was there for about 8 months until she had a baby. She worked with Patricia Odale, Kathy and Sheila (can't remeber her surname) and there was Kath, Peggy, Joyce.

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Did the Tupholmes live on Firshill Avenue?

 

I think my brother bought their house.

 

Happy Days

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