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  1. tonyg
    John muter began manufacturing mineral waters at .Bedlington station not Sleekburn
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    if you look in the Gallery next to Robinsons, the printers .look for photo WEST END that is the old top club
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    no the other end
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    it was the jolly anglers not the .jolly fisherman, and the old top club was where watsons newsagent is now
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    your sister is right . it was George Swans . the shop next to Beadnalls was Kramers the drapers.
  6. tonyg
    Bedlington station A .PIT. opened in 1838 . and closed in 1971.
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    Stuarts mother worked for Benny Andrews in the grocery shop. before it became Gerrards cycle shop.
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    yes you are right we used to have great fun with them
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    can anybody remember the cardboard milk bottle tops. we used to play a spinning game with them
  10. tonyg
    The timber viaduct over the Willow Burn held the line to Choppington A and B ;pits Built in 1858 it was pulled down 110 years later.
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    i lived 20 Waveriey Avenue till 1967
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    His partner in the Factory was Don Hutton
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    Billy was his Brother in Law
  14. tonyg
    No he was never a Policeman . he originates from Cowpen but now Lives in the chesters
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    There was a shirt factory there. owned by Bob Bulmer . who i know very well
  16. tonyg
    at the back of my bungalow there is a row of bungalows. called Fountain Close . dont know if this helps
  17. tonyg
    i remember the judge lounge Jack chapman was the secretary when i used to go and . harry saddler was the steward in the early 60s
  18. tonyg
    NORTH VIEW
  19. tonyg
    Had anymore luck with . SHOP . ROW...
  20. tonyg
    Jimmy millne son had the N V R . SHOP
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    Jimmy Millne . sold records in his old shop just past the northumberland arms dont know if he sold 45s but he definitely sold 78s .i have loads of 78s from the 1940s .Belonging to my Father in law
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    Fantastic. more . more Please
  23. tonyg
    Between Wembley Terrace and . Sleekburn school,the huts at one time were full of army equipment
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    Cambois up beside wembley
  25. tonyg
    Great days Gannin doon the furnace bank with our cossers to swim in the river in the 1950,s
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