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Gallery Administrator (admin) - Thursday 29 August 2002 13:14

No!
Anonymous coward - Sunday 11 August 2002 23:39
Mark Broadbent ([email protected])
I was a newt on this. 12th from the left on the bottom row. I believe these were my first long trousers (mum & dad were very old fashioned)
Anonymous coward - Sunday 21 July 2002 18:31
Trying to figure out if that's R A (Andy) Billinge (Maths) peering over the shoulder of the guy in white (centre); he was the only teacher I respected at Alsop because he treated me as a human being, not simply as being just like my elder brothers, who fought their way through the school ahead of me; I was a marked man for most teachers as a result :-)
Anonymous coward - Wednesday 10 July 2002 08:50
Clive
It looked easy from the Bank!
Rhiannon - Monday 8 July 2002 11:51
It's Bonney!!!!
Dave Rogers - Thursday 4 July 2002 21:28
no, this tunnel led from Walton Park into Beaconsfield Road and Sandon Road. Jacobs Tunnel was at the end of Crescent Road, and led through to Long Lane. The same railway ran over both tunnels (Cheshire Lines).
- Thursday 27 June 2002 21:54
You have made my day, brill pics, pity there is not one of the Queens Drive baths where I spent a lot of time as lad, I was born and raised in walto, Olney Street and all of the pics are very nostalgic. I left when i was 18 and it all changed by the time I got back 6 years later (army, not HM pleasure)
Anonymous coward - Friday 21 June 2002 21:21
Rach
I went to Alsop In 1996, The tie is still the same, from years ago minus the white!!
How Strange after all those years!
- Wednesday 19 June 2002 19:40

My grandfather John Moorhouse Todd was the manager of the Brown Cow in the early 1900's.
Bill Todd
Jack Hill - Friday 14 June 2002 01:07

what a sad sight with so many happy memories of the herbal drinks like sarsaparilla, dandelion & burdock etc. Jack Hill (1940-1944)