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MEMORIES OF NORTHWICH

Old workhouse - The Salt Museum or the Weaver Hall Museum as it is known now, on London Road.

I'm guessing you or Mike Wood??
 
You are right on the Workhouse'but not me or Mike
 
The Sportsman's was right at the bottom of Castle hill and the other pub nearby was the Wheatsheaf. Both mysteriously burnt down .......................................
 
Try this one ... No idea if it is the footage referred to above. At about 25 mins a glimpse of the early 60's Drill Field

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Toddy this one will test you. What was the name of vics trainer in 1912 / 1913 season and what was his other job.
 
When Brian,Bill Hurdley was the last landlord I remember.
 
The Trainer that season was J Ball,don't know his job I'll have a guess undertaker.
 
Bears Paw ! Bill Erdsley as Toddy confirmed, his son, also Bill, played for a number of local teams, Lostock. Vic's reserve's, Barnton. Pub at one end of New Street, other end was Penrhyn Arms, Dobies managed.
 
The Bears Paw had a fishing club,what waters did they have?.
 
Which pub in Northwich did Witton have their headquater's?.
Where did St Wilfred's play their home games?.
What was the name of a Northwich player who had the name of a hangman?.
 
Pierpoint in 1901/02. Tez tells me he remembers him well.
 
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