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Posted by: Keith Roberts on 3rd May 2002
Where are you?
Norfolk (England)
How did you find wiganworld?
While viiting friends in USA
Comments
Great site. I would love to hear from anyone who has memories of the original Wigan Folk Club at the Park Hotel.
Posted by: Michelle Liptrot on 2nd May 2002
Where are you?
orrell, wigan
How did you find wiganworld?
by accident.
Comments
A great website. Would like more information and pictures about Orrell. Can anyone tell me whereabouts Winstanley Hall is? Keep up the good work.
Posted by: sheila lincoln on 29th April 2002
Where are you?
mansfield
How did you find wiganworld?
Google search engine
Comments
I was very pleased to be able to 'view' Wigan and found it very interesting, as I have never visited. My gt. grandfather worked at Pepper Mill Foundry..supposed to have cast the tenor bell for Rheims Cathedral.
WELL DONE WIGAN at Murrayfield on Saturday, my son and daughter went and supported the team.
Posted by: Phil Orrell on 28th April 2002
Where are you?
Preston, Lancs
How did you find wiganworld?
Browsing
Comments
Great site, I spent a happy hour back in my home town of Wigan. Didn't know how much I missed the place!
Posted by: CHRISTINE & DAWN on 28th April 2002
Where are you?
WIGAN
How did you find wiganworld?
FROM JEAN
Comments
Brilliant site full of interesting information including family pics. Nice to see how they're going to spoil the next bit of our heritage with the Grand Arcade!
Both born and bred in Wigan and missing it already, brings back warm memories.
Posted by: Gwen Kruger on 28th April 2002
Where are you?
Federal Way Wa USA
How did you find wiganworld?
search engine
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My grandparents came from Wigan and Standish..was interested in finding info on the area...my grandfather was Richard Gaskell and my grandmother Mary Lowe..they sailed to the US in 1905 and settled in
Wyoming..would love to hear from any family
Posted by: John Potter on 26th April 2002
Where are you?
Wigan
How did you find wiganworld?
Looking for Casino stuff
Comments
This is a great site,love to see some old Photos of the casino not when it was the all nighter and a photo of the commercial inn
Posted by: Alan Leigh on 26th April 2002
Where are you?
Eccleshall, Staffs
How did you find wiganworld?
Browsing
Comments
GREAT!
Look in the R.Oak, Wigan Lane, for some excellent photo's of 50/60s Rugby Teams
Posted by: scally on 25th April 2002
Where are you?
martland mill
How did you find wiganworld?
searched on wigan
Comments
very interesting,spent a good hour ont site
Posted by: Karen Craggs (nee Mills) on 23rd April 2002
Where are you?
Orangeville, Canada
How did you find wiganworld?
regular visits to the Wigan website
Comments
Hello,
Family and Friends. Left Wigan in 1982 but my heart is still there, will visit in July/02 AGAIN!!!!. Great website - always check in when i am homesick. Can't wait for Chips and mushy peas....and Corrie with our Ang XXX
Posted by: greg liptrot on 22nd April 2002
Where are you?
old pear tree ,wigan
How did you find wiganworld?
recomended
Comments
fantastic website,keep up the good work!
as manager of the old pear tree on frog lane,would like to here from anyone knowing some history of the pub.or maybe photos.
p.s thanks for the great pic.in the pubs gallery
Posted by: David Halliwell on 20th April 2002
Where are you?
Wigan
How did you find wiganworld?
Recommendation
Comments
Great site. This is the only site that explains Wigan in detail that I have found. How about some pictures showing our beloved Wigan rugby team, and not so beloved Wigan Athletic football team? Please???
Posted by: B Delaney on 20th April 2002
Where are you?
Hindley
How did you find wiganworld?
Search Engine
Comments
Excellent site, great to see the old photos too.
Posted by: Nigel Meal on 19th April 2002
Where are you?
Pembroke (S.Wales)
How did you find wiganworld?
By Chance
Comments
Moved to Pembroke Oct 1999, miss the place and thought I would show the Welsh why I keep talking about home all the time.
They did take the mick out of the Pier though.
Posted by: d.harrison on 18th April 2002
Where are you?
Hindley Green
How did you find wiganworld?
Google
Comments
Nice site, however I must take issue with you about the photograph "Hindley - Looking up Market Street c 1930" It appears to me from the late 1950's or early 60's as there are no tramlines or overhead wires, the streetlights appear to be sodium types and the light coloured car appears to be a Ford Popular or Prefect introduced about 1959
Posted by: John Kilmartin on 17th April 2002
Where are you?
Ince, Wigan
How did you find wiganworld?
Browsing
Comments
Its a great site, brought back some memories of my mining days.
thanks
Posted by: Dave Ormandy on 15th April 2002
Where are you?
Wigan
How did you find wiganworld?
Looking for clues to family history
Comments
I've just looked at the clock, I've been here for nearly 2 hours!!A belter of a site, I've spent ages just looking at the photos. It's a shame about the forum but I guess there are idiots everywhere! If anyone has any info on the Ormandy family name Please feel free to mail me.
Posted by: Captain Vaughan Williams on 13th April 2002
Where are you?
Medan, Indonesia
How did you find wiganworld?
Search engine, under Wigan.
Comments
Thanks for including the pics of Ashton-In-Makerfield, at my request.
Originally from Downall Green, North Ashton, and used to live in the Blue Bell Inn pub there. A warm hello to all my old friends around Wigan, from here in Indonesia.
Keep up the good work, excellent web site, log on weekly to see who's in court ???
Posted by: Joseph Derbyshire on 12th April 2002
Where are you?
Canada
How did you find wiganworld?
Wigan History Mag. Past Forward
Comments
First visit to the site today, very impressed
Left Orrell twelve years ago now living in Calgary Canada. Enjoyed the news comments.
Posted by: Beth Deiley on 11th April 2002
Where are you?
Columbus, OH, USA
How did you find wiganworld?
AOL search
Comments
My great-grandparents (Bartons and Browns) came across at the turn of the century to mine coal here. My Great-Aunt Maudie lived to be 101 and told me stories about Wigan when I was a child. I hope to visit in the future - perhaps at the 100 year mark of my family's emmigration. I have saved this site to my favorite places! Thank you for the glimpse.