Topic: | Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:A local history question | |
Posted by: | Colin Potter | |
Date/Time: | 23/10/15 19:27:00 |
Thanks for taking the time to check for me Stuart. 120 Cranbrook road is at the other end of the road in the other corner right next to what was Hogarth Garage, which I always remember being numbered 120a. I guess Mr Gurr needed more space for Motorcars. Can you check where they were in 1901 for me please because I know that in 1902 the road ended with numbers 102 and 67. (Because of the turns in Cranbrook Road 102 is opposite 67) I may have got a bit of information and now be heading in the wrong direction, but it does appear Mr Gurr had a huge influence on naming, designing and building Cranbrook road. If you have found a photo of him it would be great to see it. |
Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
A local history question | 28/10/13 20:44:00 | Colin Potter |
Re:A local history question | 28/10/13 20:49:00 | Elizabeth Jane Daley |
Re:Re:A local history question | 28/10/13 20:55:00 | bobby osborne |
Re:Re:Re:A local history question | 28/10/13 23:06:00 | Steven Trembath |
Re:A local history question | 28/10/13 22:41:00 | Tracey Szwagrzak |
Re:Re:A local history question | 29/10/13 02:14:00 | Jim Lawes |
Re:Re:Re:A local history question | 29/10/13 02:31:00 | Jim Lawes |
Re:Re:Re:Re:A local history question | 29/10/13 02:40:00 | Jim Lawes |
Re:Re:Re:A local history question | 29/10/13 08:26:00 | Tracey Szwagrzak |
Re:Re:Re:Re:A local history question | 23/10/15 12:25:00 | Colin Potter |
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:A local history question | 23/10/15 13:16:00 | Stuart Kerr |
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:A local history question | 23/10/15 13:27:00 | Stuart Kerr |
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:A local history question | 23/10/15 19:27:00 | Colin Potter |
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:A local history question | 24/10/15 10:33:00 | Stuart Kerr |