Everything posted by tonyg
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Tommy Easton
is mary still around. i remember when margaret grey and nancy carmoody used to work in the VG shop.
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Rediffusion
then became NVR owned by Jimmy Millne's son
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Tommy Easton
yes the VG shop was next to the pioneer boot factory.the spar across the road when first built was just a garage that sold cars. and one of the Drivers for Lawson's lived in Jubilee Terrace. who i knew very well.
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Old Places In Bedlington
My dad and brother worked at the aad pit they were deputys'
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Tommy Easton
Tommys first shop beside the pioneer boot factory was mrs Barkers as she used to take me for piano Lessons in the 1950s
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Tommy Easton
Tommy didnt have a daughter he had a sister called mary '
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Wallaw Blyth
then a cinema then a bingo hall
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Windmill - South West Of Plessey Checks Roundabout
yes the book Plessey interesting read .Published by NCC
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Old Council Depot
BoB Bulmer and Don Hutton. both gone now
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Budc - Wdc
I think it was the april 1974
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Storey's Buildings Choppington
Welcome to the site Alan'
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Happy Birthday Mercuryg
Happy birthday Merc .l'll be at table26 tonight get a pint in for me '
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Wharton On Fire!
on my way to the Lion last night the Wharton was open downstairs must be allright'
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History Of The Salvation Army
the Army building stands on the site of a theatre built between 1850 and 1860 most of the land on the west side of Hartford Road belonged to John Dowson' the last performance held in Dowson's Theatre was 1879 a year later the building was sold to the Salvation Army.
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History Of The Salvation Army
The History of the Salvation Army in Bedlington.
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Dr Trotters. Monument
yes it was a fountain. he died aged 56 leaving a widow and twelve children' Dr Trotters' body was laid to rest with his ancestors in the kirkyard of Kells in Galloway'
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Forst Pint
Brit Peacock had the percy arms when i used to drink there in the 1960s,
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Bits Of History Nobody Knew About
Barbara Bower, is still alive she is part of the family who lived there when i delivered muters pop in the sixties.
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(The) Lairds House
i have the whole history of it. i just put that down to get the ball rolling'
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(The) Lairds House
Lairds House, it was built in 1777 the Marshall family left the house in the 1870s and the Bedlington Coal company leased the property after 1934 the property became the Doctor Pit manager house the coal company gave up the lease in 1954 the house was sold to Jimmy Millne'
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Bedlington Station Junior School
Yes i have of miss Muters'class which i was in' it is the full class photo
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Then And Now
10 New Bungalows to be built on the site where Glebe Court was'
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Then And Now
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Strange Sounds
owen Pugh is demolishing Glebe Court. thats' why they are in Bedlington