webslave
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In my opinion this is East Row in the thirties fronting onto what was High street,roughly 100 yards from the Chapel.
I think your location on picture 3 is a bit out CT. Your 2nd pic shows the chapel and it's forecourt at top right.
this looks like the view from the back of the row of cottages with my Gran's house being the one on the left hand end, No 4. The outside toilets are clearly visible and ours had blackberries growing up the wall !
On the very left of the picture is a small factory unit that reconditioned (gas) engines. The owner omitted suicide in the early sixties. My dad seems to think the the first house on the right was a news agent but I don't recall it.
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Hi Cliff
Thanks for these #6 - unfortunately the eyesight has failed so cannot see much from these scans. Do you larger/higher res scans or a link where I can find them?
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The nearest street to East Row would help...anything on the census?
I think East Row was off High street ?
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Welcome. I have a huge stack of back copies of Basford Bystander. It is a history magazine that is issued every two months. Give me a few days.
Thanks
I will be seeing some family on Friday for a funeral so will try and get more info if I can
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Hi Webslave, as a girl, I thought the area of Old Basford a fascinating place, with its hills, terraced houses and cobbled streets.
Katyjay on this site was/ is familiar with Old Basford and I am sure that when she comes Online, she will be able to help.
PS: 'Billy Bateman's Fun Fair', could have been the 'Basford Wakes' that we knew.
Thanks Jackson
Basford Wakes sounds about right for the fun fair.
Yeah I remember the cobbled streets, tram lines and trolley buses ! BUT I also remember the outside loos and using the Nottingham Even Post as loo paper
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Well I am very new here and wondering if you could help me out.
Although I was born in Nottingham in 1957, our family moved to Bristol in 1960 then onto Derby in 1965.
My Grandmother however stayed and I am trying to find maps, pictures or some solid information to help me build a picture of where she lived.
She lived at No 4 East row in Basford, or was it Old Basford. this row of cottages was very old and was condemned at some point in the 50s although she stayed there well into the 60s
Other names I remember are
Vernon Street
Cowley Street
River Leen
Baxter's Fish and Chip Shop - actual relative owned this
Billy Bateman's - used to have a fun fair just before Goose fair ???
I would be most grateful for any help to piece these bits of memory together
thanks
Dave
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East Row - Basford (Old?)
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OMG Sharon???? 57 years since I have sen you!
Dave