Everything posted by Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)
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1970 from Freddy Wagstaff.jpg
From the album: Cambois Infant / Junior School
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1970-71 Junior school.jpg
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1970-71 Junior school.jpg
From the album: Cambois Infant / Junior School
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1968 Mrs Gormans class.jpg
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1968 Mrs Gormans class.jpg
From the album: Cambois Infant / Junior School
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1967c.jpg
Photo posted on the Cambois group by members Julie Sutton Hobs & Margy Wright. Names from Valerie Heslop = No 17 Valerie Elliott and Margy Wright.
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1967c.jpg
From the album: Cambois Infant / Junior School
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"the Store" Netherton
Unfortunately @Oneofthevillageschoolkids the David Dickinson that made the comment and lived at No 34 Clifton Road is not a member of this group. He posted the comment of the Bygone Bedlington Facebook group. I could copy your comment onto David Dickinson's post and see what he remembers and I will copy his response back to you.
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1967.jpg
Photo from Ian Foster and names from :- Edwina Cook - Middle row 1st on left my brother Stuart Nicoll Angela Hurrell - Paul hurrell 3rd from right on the back x Susanne Carr - Centre middle is John Emerson
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1967.jpg
From the album: Cambois Infant / Junior School
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1966c no class.jpg
Photo from Frank Burch and names from Frank Birch, Pat Robinson, Richard Todd, Valerie Heslop and Wendy Cape dawson.
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1966c no class.jpg
From the album: Cambois Infant / Junior School
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Bates Colliery - Blyth
@HIGH PIT WILMA and another comment on the photo of the 4 is from Peter Quinn :- Second lad in from the left is his name not called mick sure he knocked a around with Phil Gray from Shiremoor who also worked at Bates? Followed, 10 mins later by :- Peter Quinn Mick straker comes to mind not to sure
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"the Store" Netherton
@Canny lass :- can you remember a wooden shop or would it have been closed by the time you were born . On the Bygone Bedlington Facebook group this was posted :- David Dickinson Yesterday at 15:25 I was born in Netherton colliery back in 1940 in 4 Clifton Row When my uncle Peter moved into the club and my Grandma moved down to His house at No 9 and took over running his little shop just across the back Row I can just remember it as a wood shed but had proper shop counters and shelves with wood boxes to fit the tins of biscuits covered with glass lid. Don’t know anyone who lived at the Colliery can remember it
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1963c Junior school.jpg
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1963c Junior school.jpg
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1963c Junior school.jpg
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1963c Junior school.jpg
From the album: Cambois Infant / Junior School
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Bates Colliery - Blyth
@HIGH PIT WILMA - on the Bates group they say the nickname of the lad second left - ? ROSE - was The German.
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1960c.jpg
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1960c.jpg
From the album: Cambois Infant / Junior School
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1960c Junior School.jpg
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1960c Junior School.jpg
From the album: Cambois Infant / Junior School
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1956c Class 3 infants.jpg
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1956c Class 3 infants.jpg
From the album: Cambois Infant / Junior School