I went to North Grecian street too in the 50s. Mr Mintz died recently, he was a great teacher. Mr Small was headmaster when I was there.Miss Pearson's was the last class I was in before moving to Broughton High. I loved shopping on the Lower Road and the bit we called 'under the verandah'. Thankyou so much for this lovely little film.
My mother told me her mother visited it several times, actually always wanted to "go back" for good, but her husband, my grandfather would not hear of it...
My eldest aunt was born in Salford because my grandmother was afraid to have the baby over here, lol...Funny, when I look up "ships crossings" , she was there for quite some time, lol 6 or 8 months...to have the baby. My grandfather was an upholsterer and had his own shop in the States...
Some old friends of mine pictured having fun with a pedestrian crossing post. I suspect that this was taken on Lower Broughton Road, probably after getting high on milkshakes at the Milk Bar.
Salford city council rocked it
I went to North Grecian street too in the 50s. Mr Mintz died recently, he was a great teacher. Mr Small was headmaster when I was there.Miss Pearson's was the last class I was in before moving to Broughton High. I loved shopping on the Lower Road and the bit we called 'under the verandah'. Thankyou so much for this lovely little film.
Brilliant - Recognise nearly all those places and my two old schools - Lucky to have these memories recorded
The good old days lived-in Salford all my life
Great post and great memories of the city we love
I miss Salford very much...
Just seen mr mintz, my old primary school headmaster. Wow the memories came flooding back.
loved this
Great,remember Blackfriars Baths with a lot of affection _ remember Ann one of the lifeguards.
Great memories
My maternal grandparents were from Salford (Ordsall )...I must have distant cousins there I guess...
My mother told me her mother visited it several times, actually always wanted to "go back" for good, but her husband, my grandfather would not hear of it...
My eldest aunt was born in Salford because my grandmother was afraid to have the baby over here, lol...Funny, when I look up "ships crossings" , she was there for quite some time, lol 6 or 8 months...to have the baby. My grandfather was an upholsterer and had his own shop in the States...
Ramdon photos, I'm new to Salford. I would like to know where these places were?
This was mainly Lower Broughton Salford 7
Loved it - great version of the song as well.
Happy memories thanks.
Some old friends of mine pictured having fun with a pedestrian crossing post. I suspect that this was taken on Lower Broughton Road, probably after getting high on milkshakes at the Milk Bar.
Remember all these places, so well, great memories, thank you
NICE ONE.