Non footie Kendray

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    Brian Mahoneys Waist Well-Known Member

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    #1 Brian Mahoneys Waist, Aug 9, 2018
    I'm trying to find out when Kendray was built, specifically Birk Avenue.I've tried using goggle but I can't find out.Any body know how to find out .
     
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    #3 Tarntyke, Aug 9, 2018
    Hey up mate, well Colley Avenue/Cres had them Anderson air raid shelters so deffo pre WW2. Seem to remember being told that the 2 houses on Donny Road /bottom of Lambert Road to chippy were the first built.
     
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    #4 Brian Mahoneys Waist, Aug 9, 2018
    My mate lives on Birk Avenue and he'd like to know what year they were built.He reckons about the 1920/30.s.
     
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    #5 Marlon, Aug 9, 2018
    I think oaks crescent were first .
     
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    #6 Marlon, Aug 9, 2018
    Think they were built to re house slums in stairfoot Sodom etc
     
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    #7 shenk1, Aug 9, 2018
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    Between 1921 - 25
     
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    #8 pompey_red, Aug 9, 2018
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    How you think the planning g conference at the time went?

    “Hey up Ken”

    “Hey up Ray”

    Ohh look over there, it’s ken n’d Ray

    Wonder what we can call the new village
     
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    #9 thetykester, Aug 9, 2018
    Try Stairfoot North. :)
     
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    #10 Marlon, Aug 9, 2018
    Lol.
    That’s cundy cross , Kendray is stairfoot West
     
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    #11 Django, Aug 10, 2018
    Anyone got / know where to get photos of Hoylemill from that map? Would love to see what it looked like with the railway bridge
     
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