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Hi Sandra, Did you live in Queen Mary Road, in between Wulfric Road and Scotia Close?

If you did, we may have been friends as children.

 

I lived in Fitzhubert Road, facing Scotia Close. This would have been mid-50s to mid 60s.

Either way, best wishes.

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I lived on the Manor Estate 1950 : 1960 but do not remember a Standground Road, and I went to Standhouse Junior and then Prince Edwards !

 

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I would love to hear from anyone who went to Prince Edwards between 1952 and 1957. The teacher I remember are Mr Williams, Mrs Butler, Mr March, Mr White, Mr Gratton !

I did I hated the place, Gratton was a bully , Mr March was O.K but most of the teachers judged you on how well dressed you were which for many was not very well.

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There was a girl I hung around with in 1955 (we'd both be 15-16) and used to go to the Embassy dance hall on Mansfield Road.

 

I believe she lived on Queen Mary Road just above the gennel down to the park.

 

I forget her name, but would recognize it if any of you lived there at the time.

 

Thanks!

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I lived on the Manor Estate 1950 : 1960 but do not remember a Standground Road, and I went to Standhouse Junior and then Prince Edwards !

 

---------- Post added 26-06-2016 at 08:05 ----------

 

I would love to hear from anyone who went to Prince Edwards between 1952 and 1957. The teacher I remember are Mr Williams, Mrs Butler, Mr March, Mr White, Mr Gratton !

Are you related to Violet and Sid Brown who were both at Prince Edwards at that time.

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I lived on Fitzhubert Road in the 1950s, looking out onto Scotia Close. Wulfric Road was the top road to the right and Carey Road was the road to the left. I remember the chip shop, post office and St Swithens church where our mums would stand and watch the weddings on a saturday afternoon.

 

I worked with a girl in 1960 called Carol Inglis who, I think, lived on Fitzhubert. You may have known the family.

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I worked with a girl in 1960 called Carol Inglis who, I think, lived on Fitzhubert. You may have known the family.

 

Would she have been around 20 years old at that time? She may be the friend I had around 1955.

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Would she have been around 20 years old at that time? She may be the friend I had around 1955.

 

Yes. We both worked in Barclays Bank. I was 17 and she was a couple of years or so older than me. Dark hair about 5ft 2".

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Yes. We both worked in Barclays Bank. I was 17 and she was a couple of years or so older than me. Dark hair about 5ft 2".

 

Bingo!

 

Thanks so much! Ties up a loose memory for me.

 

May she be well, wherever she is.

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  • 2 years later...

There was a pair of Brownette twins in my class at St Theresa's, I assume it's the same family. I also knew Kathleen, Michael and Austin Wragg from earlier in the thread, they lived on Harborough Avenue and I lived on Stonecliffe Road. I've had the very great pleasure of recently meeting Alan Dagnall who lived next door to us on Stonecliffe. I hadn't seen him since 1963,

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