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Forum: Heritage and History 17-01-2013, 19:12

Replies: 261 Street Names Views: 24,198 Posted By pifco Re: Street Names Was Canning Street named after a person or possibly a trade ie in the engineering field

Forum: Heritage and History 08-01-2013, 07:17

Replies: 261 Street Names Views: 24,198 Posted By pifco Re: Street Names The Chancel Room was the room between the staff room and the cloakroom that was at the Eden Street entrance, in the mid 50's it was Mr. Dixon's room and later I think a Mrs. Nicholson took over when...

Forum: Heritage and History 07-01-2013, 21:28

Replies: 261 Street Names Views: 24,198 Posted By pifco Re: Street Names I am not too sure about that but the room that was at the back of the building ie ran parallel with the back of Range Street between Eden Street and Brown Street was always known as the Chancel Room....

Forum: Heritage and History 07-01-2013, 19:10

Replies: 261 Street Names Views: 24,198 Posted By pifco Re: Street Names St. Peter's Day School and Sunday School Chapel was opened in June 1876 the size of the building was enlarged as it was being built due to the increase in the local population, which I presume was...

Forum: Heritage and History 07-01-2013, 15:33

Replies: 261 Street Names Views: 24,198 Posted By pifco Re: Street Names Was Peter Street (which no longer exists), named after the builders son or relative, or was it ever called St. Peter Street as it ran off Brown Street opposite the original St. Peter's Chapel and...

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