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- Paul Lawrence on St Michael’s School official openingKevin, I knew you brother John and you older brother. I was in the same class as John and agree...
- Sandra McLean on British Visqueen Children’s PartyMy parents Cyril & Betty Baldwin both worked at British Visqueen in the 1950’s/60’s. My mother worked in the Accounts...
- Helen Nee Nye on Headmistress of Heathcote SchoolI think head mistress name was something like.. Mrs Mac'Carther or Mac'Carthy. I remember her well same with Mr Lewis....
- Paul on Bowes Lyon: Then and NowI use to go to bowes. It was a good place and so many famous names performed there. I sometimes...
- Richard Dixon on My parents went out to buy a washing machine…My Dad bought a Mirror kit and made it in our front room.... it didn't seem that odd to me...
- Joe Wright on Alleyne’s intake of 1967I sent this to my Dad Andy Wright who is in this picture with his mate Dave Leeke. Great photo...
- Keith Ford-Ramsden on The Fisherman. 1971I have very fond memories of frequenting the Fisherman when this photo was taken. We were served by the delightful...
- Robert E Dines on Childhood Memories of Stevenage 1950 – 1963Hello Jan Wright nee Casey, I wonder if you remember me living at 45 Basils Road opposite Bosley's coal merchant....
- Leroy titre on Clark and Greenshields Motorbike ShopI bought my Honda cb 250 g5 and Paul pitman’s Honda cb 500-4 from there and worked there for a...
- Keith Allen on Another King’s hoist still workingIf you upload an image of the item you have Katie I will try to work out what it was....
- Katie Gardner on Another King’s hoist still workingHi I've come into possession of a piece of some kind of pulley, I have pictures and it has the...
- Jennifer Wilson on Broom Barns Junior SchoolHello Stuart, My name is Jennifer Banks ,We sat next to each other in school.you lived with your auntie in...
- Hillary Judd ne cole on A Walk Around The Old School In The 21st CenturyMy brother Don Cole was a pupil at the school in the 1950s and I am looking for anyone associated...
- Geoff Gafford on Commuting by train & bus to school, 1962 – 1969I thought there were five from Letchworth, the other two being Brian Henley and David Jones. Did one of these...
- Phil on Locarno Ballroom and MeccaThursday night was for 15 to 17 year olds if my memory serves me well. My mates and I would...
- Andrew Robson on Childhood Memories of Stevenage 1950 – 1963Hi Peter, long time no see! I remember you very well and the other names you mention. Glad to know...
- Roger Frith on Barnwell School football teamCrikey! This takes me back, the sporting superstars of my year at Barnwell School. Barnwell was headed by the gentleman...
- Joan Gentle nee Shepherd on The AvenueBack in the sixties I used to push my bike up The Avenue with my friend, Mary Young, to go...
- Jen on Building the LDS Church in StevenageGood memories of the church as a community resource regardless of religious persuasion, particularly with David Brown at the helm...
- John Tomkins on Collenswood School visit to Europe 1976Lovely photo! Brings back lots of memories. I'm the mad scientist waving from the bonnet of the minibus.Love to everybody!..John...
- Pete Eldridge on Childhood Memories of Stevenage 1950 – 1963Hi Peter Eldridge here. I lived in 27 Broadview. New ray Cox, Alan bab etc. Whent to all the schools...
- richard leslie odell on Nobel School visit to the RhinelandMy parents could not afford for me to go on this trip, and my paper round money just didn't stetch...
- richard hawker on Stevenage at the turn of the 20th centuryThe picture #6 is the Roebuck Inn, looking towards the Hertford Road with The Smithy sweet shop on the left....
- richard hawker on Locarno Ballroom and MeccaCertainly the Rolling Stones played the Locarno, just a few weeks before their first biggie. Probably around 1961/2, 'cos I...
- richard hawker on Vincent MotorbikesI started at Alleynes in 1956/7 and we could look over the fence into Vincent factory yard (latterly The Grange),...