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cashman 10-01-2008 10:44

Piccadilly?
 
another thing i read which was interesting (to me anyway)lol was there used to be a row in accrington called "Piccadilly" had never heard of it before but have walked on it 1000s of times, where was that?:)

K.S.H 10-01-2008 11:26

Re: Piccadilly?
 
I'll have a guess at Broadway

cashman 10-01-2008 11:28

Re: Piccadilly?
 
nah sorry mate.:)

K.S.H 10-01-2008 11:30

Re: Piccadilly?
 
Blackburn Rd?

beechy 10-01-2008 13:47

Re: Piccadilly?
 
union st .....:(

MargaretR 10-01-2008 13:58

Re: Piccadilly?
 
In front of the town hall - block of shops opposite

cashman 10-01-2008 14:13

Re: Piccadilly?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by [email protected] (Post 515176)
In front of the town hall - block of shops opposite

correct margaret,the block was demolished n rebuilt as shops in 1924, wether it retained the name piccadilly then i am not sure? pre 1924 on the corner of piccadilly/dutton st was Henry Wormwell,a mill n general furnishings engineer, i presume Redmans n the like appeared in 1924.

katex 10-01-2008 17:42

Re: Piccadilly?
 
Seek and ye shall find:-

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...ton-28572.html

MargaretR 10-01-2008 17:50

Re: Piccadilly?
 
I notice that quite a lot of threads are duplicates of older discussions, and I have been here only 10 months.
I confess that I got the right answer from 3 minutes googling , though using our own search would have been quicker:o

WillowTheWhisp 10-01-2008 18:05

Re: Piccadilly?
 
I don't remember that previous thread. It's surprising what we have discussed on here.

Doug 11-01-2008 08:53

Re: Piccadilly?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by [email protected] (Post 515256)
I notice that quite a lot of threads are duplicates of older discussions, and I have been here only 10 months.
I confess that I got the right answer from 3 minutes googling , though using our own search would have been quicker:o

It’s good that these threads reappear from time to time, it helps to re educate in some respects, bring back memories for some and to spark and develop interest in our local history.


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