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Dave Rogers - Wednesday 2 July 2003 21:33
John; the steps are still there, exactly the same.

Dickyman; The site of the pub is now a grassed area, behind which is a car park for the baths, and behind that is the baths.
Stephen Walker - Friday 27 June 2003 14:13
that's me 2nd from right on front row, just in fron of eddie turney and next to stan mckay and trevor winstanley is next but one to his right. where we young then or what ?
Brian (admin) - Tuesday 20 May 2003 13:15
this must be looking south from what used to be the crossroads (ie underneath the present flyover!) That would make the road on the left Smithy Lane, I think. Note the end tower on the building to the right (the Brown Cow) Two pictures furthe on there is a bloke building on a pointy roof.

Brian
Brian (admin) - Tuesday 20 May 2003 13:09
This would be from the old school gate, looking towards Hornby Road, with Rice Lane on the left, the canteen straight ahead, and the main school building to the right

Brian
- Tuesday 13 May 2003 19:32
has anyone got any other pics of the area or any pics of around lynwood rd/gardens by any chance?
- Tuesday 13 May 2003 19:25
which way is this facing ???
iam confused as iam only 20 and i like nostalgia of the local area
please enlighten me
- Tuesday 13 May 2003 19:21
can someone tell me which direction this was taken plz as i cant work it out.I went to Rice Lane and left in 1994 and live in Lynwood Gdns, and i enjoy looking through local nostalgia.
Any pics of the area would be great,just let me know!!!
Anonymous coward - Tuesday 6 May 2003 22:43
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I am shocked by this picture. In the 1950s I used to daydream from the classroom window across the field, envying the freedom of the birds on the grass. Now it has all gone.
Val - Wednesday 16 April 2003 23:25
Thanks for this photo of Smithy Lane, my ancestors lived here in the 1861 census at number 11 Smithy Lane, my 3x gt-grandfather was a bootmaker(Cordwainer), his sons were: wine cooper and a carter. I was thrilled to see the building of the Blacksmith to know it stod there when my ancestors were around.

Thanks for the view, regards Val in Lancashire (born in L'pool).
Anonymous coward - Wednesday 2 April 2003 17:43
bill foster
teacher second to dave atherton on his right is the crazy physics? teacher we had for a short time in the 4th or 5th