http://www.web-exhibition.net/client.aspx?id=7 Latest comments added to the exhibition Sat, 19 Nov 2011 23:36:23 http://www.web-exhibition.net/details.aspx?id=887 This image is not Greenawn ,its the two large semi detached houses on the left ,at the top of Boothferry Rd . Greenawn is the gateway shown on the right Sun, 17 Jul 2011 07:49:35 http://www.web-exhibition.net/details.aspx?id=887 my late husband was at greenawn around 1978 would be grate ful if anyone has more info have tried emailing eddie orourke but doesn't seem to work would love to make contact Wed, 22 Jun 2011 00:12:03 http://www.web-exhibition.net/details.aspx?id=887 i was in this childrens home for 13 years at the time when i left i was the longest living resident there when i look back at my child hood i had a good up bringing 3 meals a day clean clothes and a education at goole grammer school i am now a very wealthy man and i belive my younger years helped me be the man i am today Thu, 10 Mar 2011 21:19:35 http://www.web-exhibition.net/details.aspx?id=885 I would very much like to know the name of this sloop if possible Mon, 28 Jul 2008 17:57:08 http://www.web-exhibition.net/details.aspx?id=853 The "Mr S Fielder" is probably Sammy Fielder had an off licence down Pasture Road - possibly the corner of Red Lion Street. A friend of mine had a Saturday morning job there which I sometimes used to do for him when he was away. You had to take all the empty beer bottles in crates on a barrow from the shop to the building at the end of the back yard, and full ones back to the shop - Sammy would point at the full crates and say I'll have 2 of these, and 1 of these, etc., which you stacked up ready to take to the front. He also kept emphasising never to drink anything out of the empty bottles, even if half-full, because you never knew what it was that was in them. If he trusted you, you also got to take the weeks takings to the bank. I remember riding through Goole on my bike hoping no one knew I had a fortune in my pocket. Wed, 25 Jun 2008 16:17:36