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lynne99
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They might well be. I really appreciate the trouble you have gone to. Where were they??
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marknjen
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I think it was the board room upstairs in town hall were they sometimes hold area meetings etc! If you go to town hall reception and ask could you view the room upstairs with flags in and explain about your father I'm sure they'll be helpful :wink: or better still give them a ring and ask about a tour with Craig Dobbin of the mayoral rooms chamber etc :wink:
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BOBHAMO
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the classroom was repaired and was a painting job in the 60s
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Prospice
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I haven't seen that second picture before. Thanks for posting.
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Same with me never seen the second picture thanks bob
lynne99
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I would love to go and see them, but I live in Ruby now and seldom get up to Bootle area as I no longer have relatives there. Please may I keep a copy of your photo?
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BOBHAMO
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Funny story about that classroom :D :D
the arcitects department let the teachers pick there own
colours for the classroom and you can guess
what happened :D :D :D
i have never seen so many shades of colours in the classroom
but have happy memories working there
we had some great card schools :D :D :D
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Shelagh
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Loving the story of the w.w.2 clock, happy to learn that it now takes pride of place in Bootle Town Hall..
Lynn's dad's flags also wearing well and looking very decorative in boardroom - all part of Bootle's history!
(Always in Bootle museum as a youngster) remember all the wonderful paintings and collection of ships in bottles, so many great artefacts) let's hope the missing items find their way back to Bootle some day :)
Shelagh K!
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marknjen
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lynne99 wrote:I would love to go and see them, but I live in Ruby now and seldom get up to Bootle area as I no longer have relatives there. Please may I keep a copy of your photo?
Of course x
lynne99
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Thanks Marknjen
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marknjen
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Also Lynne speaking with stephen whittle that runs Atkinson he told us about them getting aload of flags from Bootle musem? Maybe worth contacting him via Atkinson website! We mentioned you to him so he'd be expecting a call or message!
Good luck
Mark and Prospice x
lynne99
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Thanks Prospice and Mark. What is Atkinsons and how do I find the web site, Is it obvious??
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marknjen
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The Atkinson is Southports musuem and library

http://www.theatkinson.co.uk/about-us/w ... ment-team/

Stephen whittle is who you need to speak with xx
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Thanks Mark and Jen , will do.
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