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Amz16 said:

Cathy is sooo not 34!! shes got a 19 yr old son!! was she only 14 wen she had him hahahaha i think not!


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Dmitriy Tkachenko said:

Excellent! Beginning of 1960's?


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Leonardo8404 said:

I remember that logo on the "RCA Victor" record labels! but did not the story behind that, even less that it was that old. Thaks for sharing the information. Leonardo.


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Garry Cane said:

Nice one... think I found it.


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davefaz said:

This photo is extremely old. I really don't see that it is relevant.


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Guapito1973 said:

Having spent some time researching my family history, I believe that the Mr wilmot mentioned here is an ancestor of mine from my Grandmothers' side. The Wilmots were, throughout the 19th century, carpenters by trade and had businesses based in the Castle Ward area of Bristol, including Queen Street and Lower Castle Street.

It's great to be able to finally find something about them that is of historical significance. Thanks!


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NickRaine said:

Hi HistoryBuff, we have recently moved into 'The Rank' and are desperately trying to locate some historic photos to display in the house. I don't suppose you know where we could source any?

Kind regards

Nick


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paddyoak said:

Brings back memories. I use to crossover on the ferry when working in Chepstow Paddyoak


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historybuff said:

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historybuff said:

The Changing Face of Bristol England & its People

Bristol between the years c.1900-2006 is brought to life with striking visual impact in these photograph albums. Buildings, people, fashions, customs, families, children, shops, warehouses, factories, streets now long forgotten or barely remembered, flattened by concrete or bulldozed out of sight are now collated in a readily accessible reference source.

This will be most valuable for social, regional and urban historians, geographers and all those with an interest in the past as seen through photographic evidence.

Memories of Bristol over the past 100 years including 3000 photographs on-line. This non commercial 'hobby' site, has been evolving and expanding on line since 2001 and is intended for educational and entertainment purposes only.

www.gertlushonline.co.uk


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