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- Shirley on Memories of PioneersMy father sid lawrence had marymead timber supplys when the shops were built and next door to him was jays...
- Simon Lockwood on Heathcote School exterior 1955I remember Mrs. Arthur. I remember she was Deputy Head. I think she was Biology teacher for a period. She...
- Carol Brassfield on Childhood Memories of Stevenage 1950 – 1963Hi Barrymore I wonder if you remember me as I was engaged to Tom (Tony Mapp) who lived in Broxdell....
- Andrew Spence on Queen Elizabeth II visiting the New Town in April 1959I was five at the time and I lined the street with the other children, waving my flag as the...
- Robert E Dines on A 73-year-old’s memories of his youth in StevenageHow fascinating to read Janet Wright's account of Stevenage Old Town. I recall your family well as I lived at...
- Robert E Dines on Serious ChargeI remember being home late from school through witnessing some aspects associated with the film making of Serious Charge in...
- Diane Poole on A 73-year-old’s memories of his youth in StevenageI loved to bowl, and became good at it. I worked in the bowling alley. I remember a Guy called...
- Jan Wright nee Casey on Buried in the loft: The legend of Henry Trigg and the Old Castle InnThat's so interesting. I never knew about this when I lived in Stevenage. Peter Serle are you related to Maurice...
- Jan Wright nee Casey on The Old Police StationI only remember the police station in Stanmore rd in the 60's not this one. I went there lately and...
- Jan Wright nee Casey on The Library in Orchard Road, 1959Yes I remember it well, often we were late bringing our books back and used to creep in put the...
- Jan Wright nee Casey on Stevenage Fire Station. c.1939Lovely to see the old fire station. I was born at 44 Basils rd in 1951. My next door neighbour...
- DORENE LOOS on Jim Leonard – ESAMy dad worked at ESA after the war until his retirement. He became a Chargehand and his name was FRANK...
- Michael bradford on Peartree Junior School 1958 image with namesI remember this school I was there 1960. It was run by a mr anstoke [Mr Anstock. Ed.], you should...
- Michael bradford on Barclay School, Stevenage, Walkern Road 70th Reunion. November 30th 2019. All Ex Pupils Welcome.My name Michael Bradford I went to Barclay in 1970, I loved it there we had some real good times...
- Alan Millard on Locarno Ballroom and MeccaI remember Cloda Rogers [Clodagh Rodgers. Ed] being the resident singer.
- Elena Parker on Geo. W. KingsMy dad Tom Bolter worked at Kings and was a union official. I have happy memories of open days and...
- michael gorham on A 73-year-old’s memories of his youth in StevenageIn reply to Janet Wrights comments dated 12/03/2020 How lovely to share those memories with you. Yes I also remember...
- Janet Wright on A 73-year-old’s memories of his youth in StevenageVery interesting reading this. I was born at 44 Basils rd in 1951 one of 5 children. Four of us...
- Lynne on The Oval Shops. 1969What was the pyramid pub call be for it became the pyramid
- Paul Fry on Match Programme: Stevenage Borough v Newcastle UnitedI edited this programme for the club and it was a labour of love. I interviewed John Barnes, Jimmy Greaves...
- Alec on Floods in Bedwell Crescent. 1968The bus would be on the 801 route
- Carol Baillie on [Wall sculpture] by Peter LyonIt was Davants furniture store first in the late 1950's followwd by Hardys furniture store. Then Maconalds but with that...
- Allan on [Abstract], by Dick Fowlerwhat happen to it. it so sad Dick Fowler
- Allan on [Wall sculpture] by Peter Lyonhi the wall sculpture. by Peter Lyon in Stevenage where has it gone. its not on the wall anymore. can...
- Ned on Bedwell TedsThat's cool carman.i take you up on that jivein thing.get ready to rock gal.
