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Don Turner on The Crystal FountainHi , my name is Don Turner and I with my wife Val had the Catherine Wheel Inn from 1965...
Margaret Poulton on 4. Winchester StreetLouisa Churchill ( Mother of Salisbury and Reading footballer Tommy Churchill) was my great grandmother. She was remembered by many...
Christopher Coombs on The Story of the Inner Relief RoadPercy Churchfields dairy had to re-locate.
David Ralph on No. 88 Milford StreetI also attended Swans School in 1949 at Crane Street and later Milford Street and remember only too well Miss...
Vernon Mlls on 68 Milford Street – C. B. Ralph, grocerHi, I'm the one in the photo doing the rendering and all the refurbishment work to the shop."
PHILIP STEFANO on 6. Milford StreetI have fond memories of Milford Street,my Grandfather was Michael Stefano,and had the banana rooms at 43.Spent a lot of...
J Doyle on The Crystal FountainA lovely example of a sweet Wiltshire accent. Useful for teaching linguistics/phonetics as well as history.
LyndonMason on 4. Local Work OpportunitiesWhy did Goddard not buy and knock down 1 Albert Terrace, I now own one of the three flats that...
T Morrison on Milford Goods YardMe and my father work there for many a year delivering goods in and around Salisbury before moving to Fisherton...
John Palmer on The Crystal FountainThank you for your comment Garry, I hope you have found our pages interesting.
Garry Ashworth on The Crystal FountainJust to add that I have been researching my family and have discovered that my wife's Great Great Great Grandmother...
Clare Christopher on Early Years and Childhood FunIf you can send us a scan of the photo we can add it to the site!
Sally Young on Early Years and Childhood FunWe also have photo very similar to the photo of Iris of myself and my sister in fancy dress outside...
Sally Young on Early Years and Childhood FunNo it was definitely Iris Truckle and she livedfurther up the street, not in number 40 which would have been...
Clare Christopher on Early Years and Childhood FunHi Sally, I think you might be thinking about Jan Truckle who lived in number 40. Have a look at...
Sally Young on Early Years and Childhood FunIris were you Iris Truckle? My grandmother was Alice Rattue and lived at number 44, my Aunty Gladys and Uncle...
Clare Christopher on Joiners Hall sketch circa pre 1920 – a submission from James JohnstoneThanks so much James for sharing this lovely picture with us.
Anthony Rushton on St Mark’s School – education and much more besidesLovely to read these memories. Our family lived in Salt lane nr. 7. It was not a long walk to...
Sandra on St Mark’s School – education and much more besidesI went to St Marks infant school in 1962/63. Reading other people’s comments is very interesting. I don’t remember an...
Nick mackenzie on Market Day: the animals come to town!My grandfather was the drover for Jeffrey's. Mr Philpot, Mr Andrew, Mr Noakes and Mr Pink all work for Jeffrey...
Clare Christopher on Comment on The Little Junk Shop page from John UsherHow lovely John! Thank you for sharing this and for the super pictures.
Nikki Copleston on A History of Invicta Leather WorksFascinating! I had no idea about Invicta until i came across a booklet produced in 1897 for Victoria's jubilee, that...
Debbie Palleson on School lifeMy mother, who is 90, went to St. Edmund's School in the 1930's. Her name is Nora and her maiden...
Roger Green on No. 88 Milford StreetI attended Swan School in Crane St. in about 1948 and remember Ms Swan - I think she was responsible...
Kate Pearson on No. 88 Milford StreetThis is absolutely heartbreaking. How come the building wasn't listed? It certainly should have been although with the British lack...