CONTRIBUTIONS BY VARIOUS VIEWERS Page 1

August 1967

Town centre viewed from St. Mark's Church.

The monument on the right is the War Memorial to the towns fallen of the two World Wars.

August 1967

Town centre viewed from top of the tower of St. Mark's Church.

August 1967

Viewed from top of St. Mark's Church

West Street showing partial demolition, note the semi circular building top right off centre, that was the cleaning shed for the trains.

August 1967

Viewed from top of St. Mark's Church

After John Street was demolished, part of David Street  remains standing, it disappeared within days of this photo being taken.

1956

Church Place, side of St. Mark's Church showing on right.

The two Dr. McAnallen's lived and had their surgery in one of the big houses on the left. The detached square building top left was Church Street School, now belongs to St. Mark's Church and called Fergus Hall.

Behind the Church in Church Lane is Gaynors Snack Bar, a popular meeting place for the youths of the sixties, it is still there.

1956

Photo taken from the then Northern Bank building in Market Street, the view shows the start of West Street, the tallest building was called 'The Home Stores' John Bennett's Pub is to the left of that, all gone now.

1984

Entrance to Hyde's Yard

Mandeville Street

1956

Photo taken from the then Northern Bank building in Market Street, the view shows part of Market Street.