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Forum: Heritage and History 08-12-2014, 06:47

Replies: 261 Street Names Views: 24,198 Posted By JCB Re: Street Names Gordon Avenue is a cul-de-sac off Fife Street and is open to traffic . Walker Avenue is a cul-de-sac off Richmond Road , and is also open to traffic .

Forum: Heritage and History 07-12-2014, 20:34

Replies: 261 Street Names Views: 24,198 Posted By JCB Re: Street Names That surprises me . I never thought there was a street there before they built the sheltered-accommodation bungalows . As far as I know there were no houses there before the bungalows .

Forum: Heritage and History 04-12-2014, 19:13

Replies: 261 Street Names Views: 24,198 Posted By JCB Re: Street Names In 1900 the Accrington Co-operative Society had 14 houses built in Primrose Street .

Forum: Heritage and History 11-05-2013, 20:26

Replies: 261 Street Names Views: 24,198 Posted By JCB Re: Street Names The top part of Holden St is still there .

Forum: Heritage and History 21-03-2013, 20:18

Replies: 261 Street Names Views: 24,198 Posted By JCB Re: Street Names As you will no doubt know there was a New Jerusalem church on Fairfield St. just past the top of Edleston St. , and is now a Kingdom Hall of the Jehovah's Witnesses .

Forum: Heritage and History 19-12-2010, 19:13

Replies: 261 Street Names Views: 24,198 Posted By JCB Re: Street Names Yes I recall the documentary . Even that it was on on a Friday night . The mill owners were too wedded to the Lanacashire Loom that modernisation passed them by .

Forum: Heritage and History 29-10-2010, 09:41

Replies: 261 Street Names Views: 24,198 Posted By JCB Re: Street Names Yes , and there's Whalley Range in Manchester , pronounced as we pronounce Whalley , and it never gets Wally Range .

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