Roy Mills

Here are three pictures I took in the late 1960's of Daybrook Suare after the railway bridge had been demolished - sorry about the quality - my camera was a very cheap model Whoops the pictures are too big to upload at the moment I will try again!!! I realise space is a bit tight but 50KB is a bit too small for my individual pictures they are between 50 and 100 KB in size Is there any way I can post them?

Just caught this topic whilst browsing Daybrook railway Station Have joined up so that I can contribute. I actually lived in the house on the Arnold side of the bridge with a large "Pork Farms" advertising hoarding in the front garden. from 1961 to 1969 and spent many a happy hour chatting to the old ladies ( The Missess Barrow ) who ran the small sweet shop opposite. They would sell small glasses of pop for about 3d a go and would be very happy to chat for hours about what had gone on in and around Daybrook. The house was originally provided for the goods agent at Daybrook Station and as m