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Message: Emoticon Listing HTML Help	[quote][quote]Ice The Butchers shop on the corner of Peel Street was Don Lockwoods it was opposite my brothers house on Station Road I think Don moved to the Nottingham area when his shop was demolished along with Archie Foggs Garage.I don't remember any exact dates because I also moved away from Langley Mill in 1960.When I was at the Boys School 1948-1955, directly opposite was a piece of wasteland between the Chemist on the corner of Dunstead, and Pidds decorators, this is where Brians butchers shop was built. Both Don and Brian were good friends of my brother. paulR[/quote] someone also said that one of the shops in that row was a shoe shop or menders paul.[/quote]
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Iceboy53

Butchers on Peel Street
replied on: 1/1/2008 6:41:39 PM

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Ice
The Butchers shop on the corner of Peel Street was Don Lockwoods it was opposite my brothers house on Station Road I think Don moved to the Nottingham area when his shop was demolished along with Archie Foggs Garage.I don't remember any exact dates because I also moved away from Langley Mill in 1960.When I was at the Boys School 1948-1955, directly opposite was a piece of wasteland between the Chemist on the corner of Dunstead, and Pidds decorators, this is where Brians butchers shop was built.
Both Don and Brian were good friends of my brother.
paulR

someone also said that one of the shops in that row was a shoe shop or menders paul.

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