The 1950's
Lobley Hill Cub Scouts circa 1950
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Arkela was my dad, George Lambert. I attended with my twin brother, Peter. We were "sixers" along with John Morton and John Dean, I think!.
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Pete Ross says...
Hi David. Would it be ok to post this picture in 'Alreet' a free newspaper for Lobley Hill residents. You wil be credited with the photograph. Best wishes, Pete Ross
Hi David. Would it be ok to post this picture in 'Alreet' a free newspaper for Lobley Hill residents. You wil be credited with the photograph. Best wishes, Pete Ross
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steve scott
2:13 AM on August 5, 2013
i used to go to the same Scouts and it wasthe same black nut but it got burnt down.
we then moved to the green wooden huts which i belive was the start of the Lobley Hill working man Club until it moved across from greens farm.
we then moved to the green wooden huts which i belive was the start of the Lobley Hill working man Club until it moved across from greens farm.
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David Lambert
10:13 AM on April 15, 2013
HI Bill
No it can not have been the 60's as we moved to Lemington around 1952/3 and my Dad and me are in then picture!
No it can not have been the 60's as we moved to Lemington around 1952/3 and my Dad and me are in then picture!
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Bill Baty
9:29 AM on April 15, 2013
Think this may be the 60's? Bottom right, second in, I think is Jimmy Miller; second row second left I think is Ian Kelly. I was in the 34-ers which met at the Scout hut beside the Coke Works entrance along the Coachroad (Lobley Hill side). You would pass the green painted wooden community huts on the right which were built on columns of bricks. The Coke Works used to stink! If you continued along this road/track you would come to the Eslington pub/hotel and the paper manufacturing works which used to colour the gut all manor of different colours. The next main structure was the old Redheugh Park (beside where Pitz is now). Happy days!
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