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Letter To My Brother

England · England

Letter To My Brother

Dear Rog, I think this is you, but I know from experience that you will be quick to correct me if I get the wrong place, the wrong year, or – heaven help us – the wrong person. My guess is that this is you on holiday in New Brighton around 1951. Let me know if I am mistaken.Read Article

Through The Mill To Shroggs Park

This picture of Shroggs Park in Halifax comes from an early 20th century picture postcard. The park was one of the legacies of local mill owner, Colonel Edward Ackroyd, who funded its building on a piece of waste ground overlooking the Wheatley Valley in 1872. The writer of the card, Jeanie, talks about having “been through the mill” that day. One must assume that she meant this in a literal sense rather than an idiomatic one.Halifax, England · Halifax Read Article

Up And Down Blake Street

This is one of my photographs from the time we were living in Sheffield in the early 1980s. Blake Street is reputedly the third steepest street in England, and the handrail was an essential part of navigating up and down the street on wintry days. The handrail was still in place the last time I went down (certainly not up) the street a couple of years ago.Sheffield, England · Sheffield Read Article

New 'Super ATM' Rule Change for Barclays, Halifax, Lloyds, NatWest and RBS

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

The initiative means that anyone with an account at a major UK bank can now withdraw cash at a super ATM, and check their balance or change their PIN See the Story

Sticking With The Coal Wagon

I must have taken two versions of this particular scene back in the 1960s because I have one in colour that features a rather classic 1950s car. I used that as my calendar image on 14 June 2024, so you are stuck with the monochrome version featuring a coal wagon for the 12 May 2025.Read Article

Plonked On The Hill

If you have a hill like Castle Hill in Huddersfield, there seems to be an irrepressible desire to plonk something on top of it. Be it Neolithic hill fort or Norman castle, Victorian monument or boisterous ale house, they’ve all been there at one point or another. The Victorian monument remains and looks rather splendid in this reworking of a 2009 photo of mine.Huddersfield · Huddersfield Read Article

Fifty Shades Of Mucky Brown

Artificial Intelligence can do wonderful things these days. Give it an old black and white photograph, press a button and suddenly it has all the colours of a rainbow. There again, give it one of your of photos of Halifax back in the 1960s and it suddenly has ... fifty shades of mucky brown.Artificial Intelligence · Halifax Read Article

A Desktop Kind Of Chap

I’m a desktop kind of chap. I don’t hold with these new-fangled laptops or the tablets you can settle down in an easy chair with. Give me a good, old-fashioned wooden desk any day of the week, the kind you can pile real books on, not to mention a bang-on-the-keys typewriter as well. Here’s my desk from 57 years ago: I can remember it as if it was only yesterday.Read Article

Life At The Lifeboat

The three subjects of this 1950s “Found Photo” look like they might have been hired from Central Casting. You half expect Terry Thomas to appear with a tennis racket or Margaret Rutherford to waddle on in a fur stole. I’m not sure where The Lifeboat Inn is (I’m hoping someone might tell me), but it is now my ambition to go there.Read Article

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