Everything posted by Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)
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From the album: Barrington County Primary School
Posted on - Barrington, Barnt' n memories and stuff!! Facebook group by Alan Dickson, but only 50% - both ends missing. -
From the album: Bedlington Station (Sleekburn) 1st School, started pre 1850.
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From the album: Bedlington Station (Sleekburn) 1st School, started pre 1850.
Posted on the Bygone Bedlington Facebook group by Jack Kidd with the comment :-'School photo from 1929, my Dad, Stan Kidd is 3rd. from the Right, in the front row. Can anyone else identify any of the others?' -
From the album: Bedlington Station (Sleekburn) 1st School, started pre 1850.
Shows the growth of the area and the addition of a second junior school. -
From the album: Bedlington Station (Sleekburn) 1st School, started pre 1850.
Shows Bedlington colliery :- 3 pit rows, South Row (two terraces), North Row & Shop row + the school. -
From the album: Bedlington Grammar School
This image was published in Evan Martin's book - The Arcgive Photographs Series - BEDLINGTONSHIRE' and posted by Evan Martins' daughter, Kathy Moscrop, on Facebook group Bygone Bedlington. -
From the album: Bedlington Grammar School
Posted on sixtownship history group by John Dawson. -
2015 photo from Foxy showing the dereliction, and the air raid shelter. -
From the album: Bedlington Village School
Photo from Facebook Bygone Bedlington Group posted by Michael Myers with the comment :- School photo from St Cuthbert's School, Church Lane 1920. Ringed pupil my mum in law Margaret Ayre. -
From the album: Bedlington Village School
Photo from Bob Cross, posted on Facebook group Bedlington Remembered. -
From the album: Bedlington Village School
Village school plaque - photo by Foxy just before they started the demolition of the school. -
From the album: Bedlington Village School
Village school c1930 - comment by Maureen Quait :- 'If that is the Infant School yard in the foreground it must be before they built the air raid shelter' & Lawrence Pattison commented :- I would think that the air raid shelters would have been built in 1940 [That was when the air raids started]. -
From the album: Bedlington Village School
Old image posted by Foxy. -
From the album: Bedlington Village School
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From the album: Bedlington Village School
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From the album: Bedlington Village School
Built 1874 - reconstructed 1932 - air raid shelters added for WWII - closed as school 1974 when it became St Cuthbert's Church Hall - demolished May 2016. -
From the album: St. Bede's Primary & Senior School
Posted on Facebook - Bygone Bedlington - by Anne Elliott (née Nelson). Names supplied from the memory of Anne & Margaret Middlemiss (née mills). -
The originators have been contacted CL, response awaited. -
From the album: Westridge School - End of term class photos
Photo from John Shelley - names from John Shelley & Jack Kid. -
Bay An uncle on mine, born Beatty Road, Bedlington, 1938 said the story about the Monkey in the window was not true. However tThe Barrington Arms got a paragraph in Issue No 138 - February/March 2014 of The Northumbrian - Gordon Wilkinson (journalist I think) on a subject 'How a Pub makes a name for itself' has written :- ...... However a look in the window of the Barrington Arms in Bedlington during the Second World War could have brought good news to those fancying a pint. Beer was rationed in those days but it could be in short supply , so the landlord would stick a stuffed monkey in the window to tip off those in the know that he had received a consignment. The pub has been named the nicknamed The Monkey ever since.' -------------------------- No mention of where he got the story from.
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I remain delighted and will try and develop my political judgement.
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17 days of continuous success at saving uploaded photos into Gallery Albums. doo be do do, doobe doobe do do, doo be do do, doobe doobe do do, doo be do do, doobe doobe do do
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Carole Mulgrew off Facebook group - Barrington, Barnt' n memories and stuff!! - added Ann Tallentyre = No 27. -
From the album: St. Bede's Primary & Senior School
Posted in Bygone Bedlington by John Krzyzanowski. -
Noo - it's all inside me little head, and me world of me own!
