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near to Accrington, Lancashire, England

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	Nos. 44-38 (evens) Burnley Road on SE side of road by Roger Templeman There is an Ordnance Survey benchmark SD7628 : Benchmark on west angle of #38 Burnley Road on the near corner of the nearest house
	Christ Church Square, Accrington by Alexander P Kapp
	Spring Gardens, Accrington by JThomas Looking north east.
	Accrington Market Hall, Lancashire by Robert Wade This lovely building is undergoing a facelift, for more photos please go to Link
	St James' Church Heritage Plaque by David Dixon Information plaque on the wall of SD7528 : St James' Church Accrington..
	The junction of Meadow Street and Derby Street, Accrington by habiloid
	The Parish Church of St Ann by Richard Spencer This church - which was consecrated in 1712 - is a wonderful historical landmark in the centre of the city. The architect John Barker was a friend of Christopher Wren's and the architectural style of the building is similar since... (more)
	The Commercial Hotel - Church Street by Betty Longbottom
	Eastgate Retail Park by Alex McGregor
	Manchester Road at Grange Lane junction by Colin Pyle
	Baileys Shop, Accrington by Tricia Neal On the corner of Holme Street and Church Street I found this shop with a range of old-fashioned trades on its fascia board - mercers, hosiers, glovers, milliners and costumiers.
	Accrington Town Hall by Stephen Craven

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· National Survey of Wayside Features by The Milestone Society

· Leeds and Liverpool Canal

· The A56

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· Class 142 DMU

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Discussion on SD7628

In 1942 my father was in the National Fire Service.
We lived in Accrington. I was pleased to find these images of the Old Fire Station... and I wonder whether this was the station at which he was posted. How old is this building and was it in service during WW2? can anyone help.?
Further to this , are any records kept about that period?
I will be visiting UK ( from Aiustralia) in September and I would love to have some leads to research in that short period.

On another subject, we lived on Blackburn Rd, near a high school, and near the railway and a timber yard . Of course, everyone would know where that is , from that description ! But I was only 4 yrs old, these are my memories.

Posted by Brian on Fri, 23 Apr 2010 (0 comments)

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