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Forum: Questions and Answers 23-10-2014, 13:51

Replies: 64 Pitt Street Views: 3,151 Posted By Atarah Re: Pitt Street It really as for williheckaslike :-)

Forum: Questions and Answers 22-10-2014, 20:46

Replies: 64 Pitt Street Views: 3,151 Posted By Atarah Re: Pitt Street And here is Elephant Street for you

Forum: Questions and Answers 22-10-2014, 19:58

Replies: 64 Pitt Street Views: 3,151 Posted By Atarah Re: Pitt Street But Lee Street is still there, so if you stand at the end of it, and look across, that's where Elephant Street would have been.

Forum: Questions and Answers 04-08-2004, 08:36

Replies: 64 Pitt Street Views: 3,151 Posted By Atarah Pitt Street Hiya LittleMo, will try and find a few photo to jog your memory.

Forum: Questions and Answers 01-07-2004, 22:49

Replies: 64 Pitt Street Views: 3,151 Posted By Atarah Re: Pitt Street and houses with pointed lintels Apparently this small Pitt Street house was built inbetween the old block and the newer block of cottages. Originally there was a dyke here that divided the lands of the Peels and the Lee-Warners.

Forum: Questions and Answers 01-07-2004, 22:46

Replies: 64 Pitt Street Views: 3,151 Posted By Atarah Pitt Street and houses with pointed lintels Ha! Knew I had a photo somewhere showing the pointed lintels. I imagine this block would have been facing approx. where Netto now is. Not too sure though. Noticed the tiny, tiny, house?

Forum: Questions and Answers 29-06-2004, 22:44

Replies: 64 Pitt Street Views: 3,151 Posted By Atarah Higher Pitt Street Hi, here is a photo taken by Owd Bert a few years back, which will give people an idea of where Pitt Street and Higher Pitt Street was. If you look you can see Callums, the restaurant at the corner...

Forum: Questions and Answers 29-06-2004, 10:16

Replies: 64 Pitt Street Views: 3,151 Posted By Atarah Re: Pitt Street "Why was Park Shed" given that name. Guesssing, but its built on what was park land many years ago, belonging to Accrington House, the mansion that was in the area of top of Oswald Street/bottom of...

Forum: Questions and Answers 25-06-2004, 07:18

Replies: 64 Pitt Street Views: 3,151 Posted By Atarah Re: Pitt Street Pitt - prime minister??????

Forum: Questions and Answers 24-06-2004, 15:07

Replies: 64 Pitt Street Views: 3,151 Posted By Atarah Re: Elephant Street and Pitt Street Forgot to say, the photos are compliments of Owd Bert and date from 1966

Forum: Questions and Answers 24-06-2004, 15:06

Replies: 64 Pitt Street Views: 3,151 Posted By Atarah Elephant Street and Pitt Street Here are a couple of photos showing Elephant Street, one taken looking up from Plantation Street and one taken looking down from, believe, Birtwistle Street (this street is still there. If you were...

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