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Geraghty claims he is/was a big City fan, and used to attend on a regular basis.
He appears on some 80s team pics as the leader of Humberside County Council (yes really!)
It could be worse, it could be Bayes.
No, sorry - it's Beverley Road station; Cannon Street station is/was near Rosedowns.
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You are not wrong.
Confused by that railway carriage restaurant near the bridge.
Terminus was meant to be where New Theatre now is till $$$ ran out.
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It's the Governor from the Shawshank Prison.
We used to watch the trains go by at Springhead embankment. Happy days.
I grew up down Kimberley Street, the street came under compulsory purchase back in about 1976, I lived there from 1965, I'd love to see some photos from that era but can never seem to find any. If anyone can find any I'd be chuffed to bits.
Cheers Charon. That's 'little' Kimberley street, which is still there, although the houses obviously aren't. The give away is the entrance to the railway yard and the tops of the trees in Hymers. I actually lived down the street opposite, 'big' Kimberley Street, which is no longer there at all.
http://hullphotos.co.uk/images/5-westnorthhull/argyle/19n44.html
theres loads of photos on here - just keep pressing next under picture - you may already have found it - there maybe something as its all under Argyle Street area
Cheers Charon. Whilst reminiscing and surfing the net to find photos of my old street I was reminded of this fella...
https://www.theguardian.com/cities/...y-nuttall-army-war-council-housing-demolition
There's a group on Facebook called Hull, the good old days. Ask on there and someone will oblige with photos
Is it Ronnie Kray leading his henchmen through the streets of east London....Reggie was in bed with a cold.
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lived at no 68 Argyle street from 1955 till 1966 then moved up to OPE, loved it around Argyle st, had some great mate's and memories the old man also had one of those allotments at the end of Gladstone street.
Reggie Kray was the nice one....Ronnie was the mad bugger....They were a bit like Good cop/bad cop...according to someone I talked to.See my post 19
Crazy thing is the 'Blind Beggar' pub was packed to the rafters and no one saw a thing when the boys walked in and Ronnie shot that fella in the head from point blank range.