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Forum: Accrington Hall Of Fame 31-01-2019, 13:49

Replies: 36 ewbank sweepers Views: 3,493 Posted By RichardMBKenyon Re: ewbank sweepers Do you know about the original works, long burned down? Now occupied by Hyndburn Voluntary and |Community Resource Centre, and in between by the Primary School.

Forum: Questions and Answers 03-01-2017, 15:58

Replies: 20 Waterloo House, Accrington Views: 583 Posted By RichardMBKenyon Re: Waterloo House, Accrington I have seen this rather late in the day I fear. From 1947 to 1965 I used to live at Waterloo, 124 Whalley Road in Accrington. There were four houses in the row (occupants in brackets) - 120...

Forum: Questions and Answers 27-04-2007, 16:21

Replies: 38 Ewbank carpet sweepers Views: 3,458 Posted By RichardMBKenyon Re: Ewbank carpet sweepers To Cashman and Willow.... Your Mams would have known 'Mr Maxwell' and 'Mr James', my grandfather and my Uncle.

Forum: Questions and Answers 26-04-2007, 21:58

Replies: 38 Ewbank carpet sweepers Views: 3,458 Posted By RichardMBKenyon Re: Ewbank carpet sweepers I am late in finding this thread. It was my great grandfather, Richard Walton Kenyon, whose firm Entwisle & Kenyon made the Ewbank Carpet Sweeper. They operated from Ewbank Works behind Cannon...

Forum: Questions and Answers 30-03-2007, 12:50

Replies: 36 Pub near Bull Bridge Views: 1,800 Posted By RichardMBKenyon Re: Pub near Bull Bridge The Black Bull surely. I remember it well from the mid to late 50s. Thwaites Ales I think, butI am open to correction.

Forum: General Chat 20-11-2006, 11:27

Replies: 0 Oregon USA Views: 187 Posted By RichardMBKenyon Oregon USA Anyone living in Portland City, agglomeration or state with an Accy connection pdo let me know.

Forum: General Chat 17-10-2006, 10:33

Replies: 35 Gobbin ???? Views: 981 Posted By RichardMBKenyon Re: Gobbin ???? My mother said that Gobbinlanders were the folk that lived in that part of Oswaldtwistle above Union St.

Forum: Accrington Hall Of Fame 02-10-2006, 12:33

Replies: 14 mystic meg another accy lass Views: 2,139 Posted By RichardMBKenyon Re: mystic meg another accy lass The Ewbank of course. I have heard that the first penalty in the football league was scored by Wolverhapton Wanderers against Accrington Stanley - or was it against Accrington Reds?

Forum: Accrington Hall Of Fame 29-09-2006, 12:47

Replies: 15 Richard Walton Kenyon Views: 2,320 Posted By RichardMBKenyon Re: Richard Walton Kenyon I shall look you up in the members and send you a personal email if there is an address. Otherwise, please send me an email. Richard Kenyon

Forum: Accrington Hall Of Fame 28-09-2006, 15:45

Replies: 15 Richard Walton Kenyon Views: 2,320 Posted By RichardMBKenyon Re: Richard Walton Kenyon Pleased to see the Ewbank connection. Richard Walton Kenyon was my great grandfather. See Tiverton museum site for his own account of how he came to amke the Ewbank.

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