I have tried to find these two streets on a modern map, but to no avail. Where exactly were these two streets? Can anyone shed light on it for me please?
Kind regards
Ken Wiles
Looking down the st to the bend in the st to left finished up on Sydney St. At the junction if you turned right ,on the left hand side would be St Columbo Church, Cannon st ran from left Boundary road to right all the way to Newport Bridge. Eve St was the second st on the right on cannon St from Boundary rd, most of the Honeyman family lived in Eve St Louie and Bimbo where two I know. Ist on left was Adam St. Also Emily Bosomworth lived there in the 1950s
I sent a comment to this post yesterday, I dont know if it arrived there or no one has read it yet. The street looking along to the bend that goes left to a T junction, that is Sydney St, turn right and on the left is St Columbos church at the junction with Cannon st, turn right on Cannon st and that goes all the way to the newport bridge. From Boundary rd Sydney st is the first on the right, Eve st is second on right. First on the left is Adam st with a fish shop on the corner, second on the left I think was Dean st with Jack Turnbulls grocer on the corner. Then Denmark st, Volunteer on corner, Nelson st, Lees chemist on corner, Gladstone st, Turf hotel on corner,Lime st, Lord st. This was the area I grew up in.
Thank you for your enquiry. We have looked at a map from 1961, and Granville/Eve street are off Cannon Street (Towards Wilson Street). We have sent a copy of it to your email address.
I’m Peter Honeyman son my grandad was Peter Honeyman do any one have any pics of my dads granny Honeyman or my grandads two sisters one was called hollie
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I have tried to find these two streets on a modern map, but to no avail. Where exactly were these two streets? Can anyone shed light on it for me please?
Kind regards
Ken Wiles
Looking down the st to the bend in the st to left finished up on Sydney St. At the junction if you turned right ,on the left hand side would be St Columbo Church, Cannon st ran from left Boundary road to right all the way to Newport Bridge. Eve St was the second st on the right on cannon St from Boundary rd, most of the Honeyman family lived in Eve St Louie and Bimbo where two I know. Ist on left was Adam St. Also Emily Bosomworth lived there in the 1950s
Any body got any photos of my grandad Peter Honeyman he was fat Peter Honeyman full cousin
I sent a comment to this post yesterday, I dont know if it arrived there or no one has read it yet. The street looking along to the bend that goes left to a T junction, that is Sydney St, turn right and on the left is St Columbos church at the junction with Cannon st, turn right on Cannon st and that goes all the way to the newport bridge. From Boundary rd Sydney st is the first on the right, Eve st is second on right. First on the left is Adam st with a fish shop on the corner, second on the left I think was Dean st with Jack Turnbulls grocer on the corner. Then Denmark st, Volunteer on corner, Nelson st, Lees chemist on corner, Gladstone st, Turf hotel on corner,Lime st, Lord st. This was the area I grew up in.
I think St columbus church hall is centred in the photo at the far end being Sydney st.
Hello Ken,
Thank you for your enquiry. We have looked at a map from 1961, and Granville/Eve street are off Cannon Street (Towards Wilson Street). We have sent a copy of it to your email address.
Kind regards,
Middlesbrough Reference Library
I would like to see some pics of Spencer Street please
Hello Yvonne,
It seems we only have this photo of Spencer Street:
https://www.mytownmyfuture.co.uk/spencer-street-newport-middlesbrough/
Kind regards,
Middlesbrough Reference Library
Any pictures of honey man’s family
The Honeyman Are my people aunt do you have any old photos
I’m Peter Honeyman son my grandad was Peter Honeyman do any one have any pics of my dads granny Honeyman or my grandads two sisters one was called hollie
Did anyone know EMILY SIMPSON of granville Street circa 1959 BARRIE