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Coronation history street - Coronation official - Coronation — Sun, 07 Nov 2010 11:54:22 +0000

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Is the Coronation Street set really haunted and cursed? @ Unreality Primetime — Tue, 12 May 2009 10:21:20 +0000

[...] below was taken in 1914 and is supposedly the site on which Granada Studios was built and this website claims that “On the other side of Lower Bryrom Street, from the studios, is a park that has [...]

By: peter Carney

peter Carney — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 17:36:37 +0000

I grew up just off Rusholme Rd in the 40s/50s. leaving there in Sept 1957 aged 12. Rehousing. We moved to leafy Fallowfield, with a bath, hot water, everything that my parents wanted. I hated it. I wanted to be back in the cobbled streets, and back yards with my pals.
I lived about 150yds from the cemetery, and in the early dark nights, wee used to climb over the railings, and terrify ourselves wandering round all the gravestones. They turned it into a park just before we left so I didn’t get to use it much. Anyway I preferred Ardwick Green Park as it had,(according to the Parkie) a meteorite that had landed there from outer space. It is still there.
I was back there recently in June 2008 wandering round, and remembering through VERY rose coloured glasses, a childhood of not quite poverty. (We had electricity downstairs, but nothing up stairs. Just candles in proper candle sticks.) Most of the street were on gas.I do not ever remember going to bed hungry. Cold , yes, even though myself and my two brothers, who slept in the same bed, had two army and one airforce greatcoats on. I could carry on for hours . I really enjoy your website. And I hope someone might read this who lived there as well.