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Geoff White on The Railway Inn/The Dust Hole – the pub with two namesThe only pub with two official names, ,,, except the Black Swan / Dirty Duck in Stratford… which also makes...
Andrew Wedgwood on A History of Invicta Leather WorksI think I worked there in the summer of 1963 as a fresh faced quite innocent sixteen year old boy....
John Herridge on St Mark’s School (before it moved!)I was there from 1957-1961 so 4 years in the junior school. Michael & Kelvin mention the screens that separated...
John Herridge on 1. The GreencroftI was often sent on an errand, c1962-4, to buy horse meat at Morris's slaughterhouse. The vet had recommended it...
Maurice Dear on Other lost pubsMy uncle Bim ran the Milford Arms for years.lt may have been an old coaching stop back in the day.He...
Edward Vick on Contact usMY Great grandfather lived with his son at 43 Milford Street before moving to Sawbridgeworth he was in the Charge...
Wendy Lawrence (nee Catlin) on St Mark’s School – education and much more besidesLovely memories of a really good school. She was fierce but so attractive and superbly dressed - Mrs Gregory was...
Wendy Lawrence on 1. The GreencroftI was born, lived and worked in Salisbury until 2000. Since then I have shared my love of the city...
PAUL BOYLE on “Looking for Eileen” filmJust saw George's lovely little piece about Eileen's life in Salisbury. My grandfather was the father of Eileen's husband, so...
Rosie Bond on The Little Junk ShopI was a regular customer in the 70’s & both Mary & Jim were always chatty & fun. I knew...
Steve Waters on No. 88 Milford StreetMy time at Swan School was approx: 1952-58. This page brings back so many memories, too many to record here....
Mary on The Greencroft: a brief historyWhat was the Medieval Archway on the upper pathway of The Greencroft, Salisbury called....Devil's Arch or Lover's Arch?
Chantel Jones on The Little Junk ShopLoved what he sold. My first Psychology book - required pre reading for my Uni course. Plus a beautiful alabaster...
John Herridge on Bonfire Night on The GreencroftAfter dad had done the fireworks in our garden, we all piled down to the Greencroft for the main event....
Stuartnampton on 4. Winchester StreetThis is a Wonderful on Wichester street, amazing. My grt grandparents stayed at Winchester Street 1902, have no number, but...
Ben on The Little Junk ShopGood grief, it’s been a great trek to find any information on this man. I loved his books when I...
Clare Christopher on “Before the Bridge” Oral History CD and bookletHi Lesley, it's a CD rather than a DVD i.e. it's sound only, although there are pictures in the booklet....
Lesley waller on “Before the Bridge” Oral History CD and bookletHow long is this dvd please
Miles on 8. Walking Culver StreetThere was a girl who lived across the street from us who was always coming round trying to sell things...
Nigel Parkes on 12. St Martin’s Church And SchoolNaomi was my wife. It is lovely to hear her voice again and wonderful to know I have access to...
Miles on 8. Walking Culver StreetSo, Mrs. Bodger lived four doors down from us. I don't remember much interaction with any of our immediate neighbours...
Clare Christopher on 8. Walking Culver StreetThank you for your lovely memories!
Daphne Rudd on About the projectHow I wish I had known about this page. I know an elderly gentleman who lives opposite Culver Street Car...
Miles on 8. Walking Culver StreetWe lived at 48, Culver Street in the late 1960s. It was a three-storey Victorian townhouse. you entered directly into...
Clare Christopher on 4. Winchester StreetWe're so glad that you found our site useful!
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