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Old pictures of Bolton - 3
Access and permission was recently obtained for a number of pictures of old
Bolton.
There is also a page of old pictures and modern
equivalent views, and the first page of
this series, and a second page of old
pictures.
This view taken down Acres Field (replaced by
Arndale Centre later Crompton Place) shows the Victoria
Hotel in Hotel Street now demolished and replaced with the Marks
and Spencer department store.
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08756 February 19th 1949 (by permission)
Cassino hairdressing salon.
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09422 July 1st 1949 (by permission)
On the left is J Geere, with a sign Ferguson Radio in the window. Next
door is G Glassbrook and Sons. Further along is F Halbert with the number
507 or 607, and the white sign lower down on the next building reads Melox.
Update: believed to be Chorley Old Road just past Ivy Road.
An email from Gary Whitehead says this photo is Chorley Old Road directly
facing Captains Clough Road, the side Street which can be seen is Marcus
Street Glassbrooks became Jack Smiths newsagents in the 1950's ( I
delivered newspapers for him 1957 /58 )
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09429 July 1st 1949 (by permission)
The left hand corner building is a public house serving Magee's Ales.
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09413 July 30th 1949 (by permission)
Magee's Ales again written in the windows.
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09416 June 30th 1949 (by permission)
Unknown area, probably off Chorley Old Road. Some of the names in the
picture are W. Entwistle, Maypole, Hickson's Grocery and provisons.
An email from Gary Whitehead says this photo is looking into Chorley Old
Road from Victory Street.
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Factory premises (by permission)
This is believed to be Dart Mill, on Union Road, Tonge Moor. (Thanks to
Sylvia Armstrong).
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Factory premises (by permission)
This factory is by a river, most likely the River Tonge (thanks to Alan
Hughes), before demolition. Another
picture which was unclear but similar was of the 'Dart' mill. This mill is
believed to be Denvale Mill, also on Union Road, Tonge Moor. (Thanks to
Sylvia Armstrong).
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This is a close up of an unknown building during its demolition.
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School Hill Tavern c1949 (courtesy Gerry McKenzie)
From Gerry McKenzie: Thought you may like this picture of the School Hill
Tavern (The Skenner) My parents Martin & Winnie McKenzie Landlords 1949 to 1958.
The School Hill Tavern was on the Junction School Hill, Haworth St and
Davenport St. The Shop to the right of the picture was Leathers Bakers
(not sure if the name was their surname or a comment on the pastry!)
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