Photos by andreeg2001 : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Lovely photo!

Hello

I am looking for pictures taken at

St.Christopher's catholic primary school in 1972 (Teacher: Mrs Kearney) - 1973 (Teacher: Mr McMillan) - 1974 (Teacher: Mr McMillan)

and at

St-Joseph's RC (St-Petersgate) from 1969 to 1972

My partner lost all his pictures and souvenirs and he has nothing left from his past. Scanned pictures would be absolutely great as I would like to give them as a gift for his birthday this summer.

Thanks a lot

Hello

I am looking for pictures taken at

St.Christopher's catholic primary school in 1972 (Teacher: Mrs Kearney) - 1973 (Teacher: Mr McMillan) - 1974 (Teacher: Mr McMillan)

and at

St-Joseph's RC (St-Petersgate) from 1969 to 1972

My partner lost all his pictures and souvenirs and he has nothing left from his past. Scanned pictures would be absolutely great as I would like to give them as a gift for his birthday this summer.

Thanks a lot

Hello

I am looking for pictures taken at

St.Christopher's catholic primary school in 1972 (Teacher: Mrs Kearney) - 1973 (Teacher: Mr McMillan) - 1974 (Teacher: Mr McMillan)

and at

St-Joseph's RC (St-Petersgate) from 1969 to 1972

My partner lost all his pictures and souvenirs and he has nothing left from his past. Scanned pictures would be absolutely great as I would like to give them as a gift for his birthday this summer.

Thanks a lot

Voted. Very nice shot! David My contest - "CALIFORNIA DREAMING"

:-) Merci d'écrire le nom de cette église! Je suis de Longueuil et ai prise cette photo en conduisant probablement, sans savoir son nom! Une photos (et bien d'autres) envoyée à mes amis d'Angleterre...

Mes parents y ont vécu 29 ans, de 1973 à 2002. Leur décès, dù au cancer, laisse un grand vide. Ils avaient acquis leur maison et n'ont jamais arrêté les rénovations et améliorations. Mon père avait même construit "sa cabane de jardin" à l'image de sa maison! R.I.P. Mr Jean-Louis Gélinas (1936-2001) et Mme Michelle (Filion) Gélinas (1937 - 2002)

IRA bombing On 20 March 1993, the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA) exploded two bombs in Warrington town centre. The blasts killed two children: three year old Jonathan Ball died instantly, and twelve year old Tim Parry died five days later in hospital. Their deaths provoked widespread condemnation of the organisation responsible. The blast followed a bomb attack a few weeks earlier on a gas storage plant in Warrington. Tim Parry's father founded The Peace Centre (formerly the Tim Parry Jonathan Ball Peace Centre) as part of a campaign to reconcile communities in conflict. The centre opened on the seventh anniversary of the bombing in 2000. ( Part of the article about Warrington taken on the Wikipedia site: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warrington )