David L
Thursday, July 24, 2008 13:16 |
Missionary Bazzar
The house in the back is Walter Thompson's, and the young folk are in the ground behind Crag View (where I was born) which had ?'s greenhouses in it when I was a kid. Willis's had an allotment where they are standing in front of the tent. Don't recognise any though. |
paulw
webmaster
Thursday, July 24, 2008 13:25 |
Hi David, thanks for the update. There are bungalows in there now, you can see them in the photo titled "Hazel Grove Road and Ash Grove" on the "Aerial views of Sutton" page in the gallery.
Paul |
Denis Pickles
Norfolk
Thursday, July 24, 2008 14:24 |
It was Mr Horner who had the greenhouses David. Remember now? I well recall being sent down the Old Dyke to Horners to buy tomatoes to eke out the rations. Sixpence a pound in real money! |
Duncan McHenry
Halifax
Monday, July 28, 2008 18:56 |
Hi, It was nice to see Crag View mentioned. My aunt and uncle, Florrie and Arthur Storey, lived at number 8.
Weren't the Willis's the Skipton transport people ? I think their daughter was married to Brian Holdsworth, who I was apprenticed to at William Hartley's.
How the memories come flooding back !! |
