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Benipete 08-07-2010 08:36
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Originally Posted by wadey (Post 826280)
I thought that building was something to do with Social Services
It's where you go to apply for a blue disability badge.

Bit ironic but I got a parking ticket while I was in the building getting a form to replace my old one.:rolleyes::D:D

jaysay 08-07-2010 09:58
Re: Old Accrington.
 
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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 827033)
Great photograph of Broadway in the sixties, before the Town Hall was extended, and the hated blue and white facade was built above the new shops.

Mac Fisheries shops - MacFisheries - Mac Markets - Unilever - wet Fish - Shops
Looking at that photo, jogged my memory about the shop on the corner, opposite the Cinema, If I remember rightly it was one of the first Travel agents in Accy round 1962/3, can't remember what it was called although the names Star and Alpha are pricking my memory and I should really know as when I was still a happyrentice with R. P. Townley's I actually put the flaming signs up over the windows, doh:o

jaysay 08-07-2010 10:03
Re: Old Accrington.
 
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Originally Posted by Benipete (Post 827048)
It's where you go to apply for a blue disability badge.

Bit ironic but I got a parking ticket while I was in the building getting a form to replace my old one.:rolleyes::D:D
Should have displayed your old one Beni:D:D;)

MargaretR 08-07-2010 11:17
Re: Old Accrington.
 
Next to Macfisheries at the top (Odeon) end, was a cafe which did the most divine tasting welsh rarebit.

Atarah 13-07-2010 02:27
Re: Old Accrington.
 
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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 827057)
Looking at that photo, jogged my memory about the shop on the corner, opposite the Cinema, If I remember rightly it was one of the first Travel agents in Accy round 1962/3, can't remember what it was called although the names Star and Alpha are pricking my memory and I should really know as when I was still a happyrentice with R. P. Townley's I actually put the flaming signs up over the windows, doh:o
It was called DELLSTAR TRAVEL


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