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Recent Posts
- Kidd’s Terrace and Kidd family photos
- Updates: Rymer St photos, and more memories
- Update: Memories of Layerthorpe
- Updates: map and streets information
- Rymer Street added, Redeness St updated
- Old Layerthorpe breaking through …
- World War Two: camouflaged gasometer
- Methodist mission rooms and meetings
- Layerthorpe Working Men’s Club
Layerthorpe area info
Streets
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- Alison ahes I've just found out my g g grandma & grandad lived at 10 &half bilton street the beans,...
Bilton Street - Richard Bonnici My Great Grandmother and her family lived at 11 Rymer Street and were listed in the 1911 census....
Rymer Street: photos before demolition - Annette hollingsworth My grandparents William and Florence Faulding nee Wilkinson lived at 20 Redness street during ww1.My father George William...
Redeness Street - Thomas Hodge My Father, Harry Hodge, was born in 1909 and lived at 26 Bilton Street in York. I just...
Bilton Street
- Alison ahes I've just found out my g g grandma & grandad lived at 10 &half bilton street the beans,...
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