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From memory one of my friends dad owned parkhouses book shop, his name was Bob Hawes,was a good rugby player,but turned to league,played for Bradford northern,wasn't the done thing changing codes way back then,his wife run another small shop called the buller book club, which was next to the queen Anne store, also called metcalfs was famous for there pies in the day, the secret recipe been handed down, and shop is known as freckles, and use the same recipe, you'd probably remember the local barber tobacco nist at the time, Peter Phibbs, also had an interest in the harness horses, -
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Yes, warm and rain, but that's good. Noel Simpson, now that's a pioneer. -
That's a bit strange that it was banned. For the record I sold my first racebook on behalf of the local stationer [Parkhouse Bookshop?] at Paterson Park! Born and lived in Queen Street. I can boast or at least could say that I was born in a Workingmans Club as that is what the Maternity Hospital turned into.
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