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08-02-2007, 13:08
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is ringin ya jingle bells
 
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accrington pals!
found this , IT amazing to see all those people in accy
 something to do with accrington pals
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08-02-2007, 13:26
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is ringin ya jingle bells
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Re: accrington pals!
just says....Accrington Pals outside Accrington Town Hall, 1st August 1915.
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09-02-2007, 08:45
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Re: accrington pals!
possibly when they all returned to Accrington after the 6 month training, the first and only time all together in uniform. According to the book Accrington Pals an estimated 18,000 lined the streets. (Chapter 4 pages 89/91 in the book Pals by William Turner)
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