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Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)

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  1. From the album: West End Junior school - Ridge Terrace

    Image from the Evening Chronicle - posted in Facebook sixtownships history group by John Dawson.
  2. At least at the start of the term :- The 22 boys would have sat and looked at the moon, the stars, the lakes, rivers, flowers, animals and everything else which God had created and they would have understood the world. However the female company would soon have complicated that simple outlook on life those boys had before nature rose to take its course, and initiate the following sequence of lfes emoticons .lol
  3. Numbers and teachers name added and then a name popped into my mind. Is No 5 Albert Cram ?
  4. From the album: West End Junior school - Ridge Terrace

    Posted on Facebook, Bygone Bedlington site, by Colin Sim - only the teacher identified = Miss Davidson.
  5. From the album: West End Junior school - Ridge Terrace

    Posted on Facebook, Bygone Bedlington site, by Val Patterson, nee Orr. Names of some of the pupils from Val Patterson & John Shelley.
  6. From the album: West End Junior school - Ridge Terrace

    Posted on Facebook, Bygone Bedlington site, by John Bainbridge and he said he would get back to me and name all the pupils but I have never seen a posting from him since then. At the open night of Bedlington Grammar School this year, prior to it's demolition, an ex Council school pupil said she was on this photo - the girl with the bow in her hair. I doubt if I will see Denise Joslin again so I only know that one of the 5 girls with bows in their hair is her - my guess is No 21 is Denise, but it might be No 33.
  7. Cheers Terry - Margaret Speller had posted both sides of the photo on Bygone Bedlington site and when I saw the name Terry Foote on the back I remembered you had just commented on one of Jane Muckian's Westridge photos but I hadn't realised the photo came from your collection. There was a comment, on the Bygone Bedlington site, by a Colin Sim and it was :- " 10 is Peter Low not George and 20s first name was Ivy". Do you agree with that ? If it's Ok with you I will add your photo to the Gallery Album :- Westridge School - End of term class photos.
  8. From the album: West End Junior school - Ridge Terrace

    Earliest image found on this site :- https://communities.northumberland.gov.uk/005616.htm
  9. Terry Foote - this one has just been posted on Facebook in the Bygone Bedlington group and the names I have added were written on the back of the photo. Can you confirm the year & class name and add any more names ?
  10. Updates from Terry & Canny lass and off the Bygone Bedlington Facebook site added.
  11. Terry & CL - the photo in the Gallery has been updated. Along with your updates quite a few more names added.
  12. More names remembered by Alan Dickson, Facebook site - Barrington, Barnt' n memories and stuff!!
  13. From the album: Barrington County Primary School

    Photo from Ralph Lowe - names by Ralph Lowe & Alan Dickson.
  14. A separate posting for the previous two updates has been created as they were incorrectly posted, by me, to this entry. Correct update to the original :-
  15. Updated photo with the help of Alan Dickson on the - Barrington, Barnt' n memories and stuff!! - Facebook group.
  16. Between them Alan Dickson & Ralph Lowe have named 11 - surname for number 4 eludes them.
  17. Just got 1 more injury to inflict and then I will have the set, apart from the 3 that result in no more adventures!
  18. From the album: Barrington County Primary School

    Posted on Facebook group - Barrington, Barnt' n memories and stuff!! - by Colin Crackett.
  19. Vic - John Krzyzanowski, Admin on the Facebook Bygone Bedlington site, works at Woodhorn Museum, searched the old news papers and found this story on the damage to the cross in 1938 :-
  20. This photo was posted on Facebook sixtownships site but with no info or the source of the photo. Had a quick Google search but only info on the farm returned and nothing to match the images of the buildings in the photo. The old ordnance survey maps show a Plessey Hall Farm and a Plessey Mill with the Plessey Mill as '(Dis)', that I would take as disused, on the map published in 1954. Proves nothing but filled in half an hour of me time.
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