Monday 27 December 2021

PHOTO ALBUM NO.10 (2022)

 



(above) St. Veronicas - January 1984
names offered: Chris Beavan, Nicholas Beavan
archived under St Marys. 

Haslingden St. Marys Panto
names offered include :Ann Woods, Angela Kenny, Jack Farrelly, Josephine Eastwood, Roona Flynn, Bernadette Cottam, Hubert Greenwood, Anita Winder, Mary Navin, Margaret Donahue, Brenda Barker, Tom Eastwood, Jimmy Bell. 

now archived in St. Marys. 



(above) Memorabilia - P & S. Textiles Ltd playing cards.


3 Members of Haslingden punk band "The Grout"
photo kindly shared by Steve Duke Lord.


Grout - Haslingdens Punk Band
Photo taken when recording their single at Cargo Studios, Rochdale. 
Photo: thanks to band member Paul Brougham



John Cleggs photo from Hutch Bank 1963

 

John Cleggs photo taken from the same area on Hutch Bank in 2021


A photo of the Valiants at the Gig in the Park
photo kindly shared by Paul Brougham


The Valiants cassette "On The Shore"
Photo: Kindly shared by Angela Nuttall


The Valiants
Photo thanks to Stephen Haworth


Card for the New Embassy Band (Gerald Hems)

Now archived in Music from Hazeldene




(above) Three photos from the Lorna Riley collection
All taken from Hutch Bank. 




 Rose Woodburn, (Joan's mother) with her brother Jim in the yard of Springvale Mill with the house 6 Flip Road behind her.   (Photo: thanks to Joan Merrill)  

Plantation Mill workers photo thanks to Joan Merrill



Hindle Street, (Click over to enlarge)
Photo: Kindly shared to us by Michael Mullaney
Will shortly be archived in our "Before the Central Flats Blog"


Back Pleasant Street (Click over to enlarge)
Photo: Kindly shared to us by Michael Mullaney
Will shortly be archived in our "Before the Central Flats Blog"

Wilkinson Street, across from Marsden Square 1959
Photo: Thanks to Michael Mullaney for sharing with us

Hindle Street, Nos 33,31,29 and 27 (Click over to enlarge)
Photo: Kindly shared to us by Michael Mullaney
Will shortly be archived in our "Before the Central Flats Blog"


Hindle Street - No.8 on right (Michael's family home), and No.27 on left (his Grandad Walsh home)
Chapel is St. Andrews Mission, which later became the Church Lads Brigade, drill hall.
Photo: Kindly shared to us by Michael Mullaney.
Will shortly be archived in our "Before the Central Flats Blog"

32 Far Back Pleasant Street (from English back)
Photo: Kindly shared to us by Michael Mullaney
Will shortly be archived in our "Before the Central Flats Blog"

8 Hindle Street and also showing the entry into Back Hindle Street,
and also showing the old CLB drill hall
Photo: Thanks to Michael Mullaney for sharing
Will shortly be archived in our "Before the Central Flats Blog"

Back Pleasant Street (Click over to enlarge)
Photo: Thanks to Michael Mullaney for sharing with us.
Will shortly be archived in our "Before the Central Flats Blog"

Far Back Pleasant Street (lower half) showing passage through to Manchester Rd.
Photo: Thanks to Michael Mullaney.
Will shortly be archived in our "Before the Central Flats Blog"

Top of Hindle Street (off Bury Road) Click over to enlarge
Photo: Kindly shared by Michael Mullaney
Soon be archived in the "Before the Central Flats Blog"

Back Pleasant Street with the Grammar School (Click over to enlarge)
Photo: Kindly shared to us by Michael Mullaney

Soon be archived in the "Before the Central Flats Blog"




Did you know that Haworth's Ice Cream used to be in Haslingden! Just look at this fabulous photo with the horses and carts
Photo: thanks to Peter Fisher, Julia Wood (nee Haworth)
Yes it was Haslingden originally started in the basement of a house on Manchester road I think as a sideline with a recipe given by a relative , they were farmers from trough of Bowland area !

If my memory serves me correctly Haworth’s Ice Cream was situated in a house in the first long row on the left hand side of Manchester Road after Fields Road (Road End).Haslingden
I lived at 13 Holly Avenue (off Fields Road),which backs on to Manchester Road, until July 1936 and I remember as a child watching the pony traps leaving the rear of the premises.
Kind regards,
Clifford Hargreaves.



Sketch by Micheal Laffey 1908
Thanks to Sean Laffey for sharing with us
also now included in the Haslingden In Art Gallery


Photo: Griffin outing 1956 or 1958 ish.
Shows Teddys dad Martin Dagg 2nd from right on front row. 
Photo: Teddy Dagg