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Does anyone know of a Graham Critchley who lived at Smiths shop at Wigan Rd Bryn in the late 40s.

Anyone remember shevy high school 1970-74, and the famous Billy Boston with wigan rugby met his daughter Lisa at the Wigan casino allnighter hellow to all the ex workers of Horwich loco 1974-1978.

I came across this site by accident was looking for info on billinge hospital as thats where i was born only lived in Wigan for a short time but both my parents were born and raised there, I think this is an awesome site really glad I found it Keep up the excellent work

i am a welsh man who finds out i have links with hindley after finding documents after my mother died,they according to 1901 cencus lived on wigan road but there is no sighn of it on any maps,could any one tell me where it is?? site heaven to me

Does anyone remember Tom Whalley walking his puma around Wigan on a lead?
He used to keep it in a cage in his shop I wonder what happend to the puma?
I was only a child but i seem to remember someone protesting the cat was to dangerous to be kept in the middle of Wigan

this is a mint site wigan is ace keep up the good work!

Are there any Ex Trolleybus Drivers still around who used to work at L.U.T. Atherton Depot.still living in the Leigh,Atherton or Tyldesley areas.Centenary of company was held at Gt Manchester Transport Museum on the w/end 20/21st of May this year.

superb site...but how about kench (big belly) for the dialect section, as in 'as tha sin kench on yon mon?'

J.Hayes asks how 'Cave-Browne' Church got its name.It was started 125 years ago by a small group of men who wanted a church based entirely on teaching from the Bible.A lady from 'down south' was living in Ashton - her name 'Miss Catherine Cave-Browne-Cave'gave the money to buy a plot of land on Heath Road and to build the church. Church is still going strong - small but very friendly.Her descendants have visited the church - very proud of what she achieved and how the church has developed.Web site www.cavebrowne.org

Great Site - Ex Rosebridger from 67-72 keep in touch anyone!.. come a long way but still keep going back...Wigan is cool~

Hey Cliff if your reading this I know your on your puter. Contact me please. Missing you

Great site Brian - well done. I will try to dig out some of my dad's old photos for you to add to your gallery.

An amazin web page, i was born in Wigan altho i never stay around long enuff! I love the place and even more so now i sin this site, The dialect and the history especially, you dun uz very proud! WIGANERS! WICKED!!!

Does anyone know where Church Terrace was (or is!) in Hardybutts! Please e-mail with info.
Many thanks.

i think this site is really interesting, even saw ppl i know on the album.

great site.....my father was borned & raised in Wigan.I am very interested in my heritage.I have visited my Dad`s birth place..a pub which is now apts.Please email me if you have any info on a CHARNOCK...Walter &/ Teddy.

this site is realli intresting to find out some things x

brill site, found out a lot about wigan on here!! my great grandad james marsh use to run the park hotel in higher ince just wondered if anyone remembered him??

great site interesting just wondered if anyone out there knew of a girl named sarna or sharna ince she will be about 60yrs now she lived in ince wigan and went out with my husband about 45yrs ago he wondered what happened to her.

looking for a man named tom gallagher a chippy worked for streets construction. goog bloke, birthday 1st of april.met him years a go, wondering how he is.meet him about 14 yrs a go.