Copster Green Google Group

Re: Copster Green 1940s

sgphotogra...@btinternet.com — Thu, 10 Oct 2007 18:48:33 UT

Hi Dianne.
My Name is Shaun Gregory I live in Clitheroe e mail--
sgphotogra...@btinternet.com
Ive only just come accross this site and its very interesting to me.
I was born in Copster Green in 1943 at a house called Happy Cottage,I
dont know if it still bears that name and was there untill my 20s,Ive

Re: Old photographs

ma...@tesco.net (Maggy) — Sun, 10 Oct 2007 19:12:06 UT

Around this time a lot of the houses ran a little line in tea and
cakes for Sunday afternoon picnicers who got off the tram at Wilpshire
and walked down to Copster Green. There was a shop at what is now
known as Copster House (which matches the description you give) which
is opposite what was once a farm, but I also know that my house was at

Re: Old photographs

ma...@tesco.net (Maggy) — Sun, 10 Oct 2007 19:07:00 UT

Hi Stuart,
Thanks for that, I believe Old Balshaw lived at Pennine Cottage. There
was some info I read in the Salesbury Millennium book that was
produced locally. If you've any info on that property I'd really
appreciate it as it may answer some questions I have.
Thanks again,
Maggy

Re: Copster Green 1940s

ma...@tesco.net (Maggy) — Sun, 10 Oct 2007 19:04:07 UT

Hi Diane,
I'm too young to remember this, but interestingly I do know a local
family who's surname is Paul.
The school you refer to is Salesbury CE Primary School (previously
known as St. Peters Salesbury) where myself and my brothers, and all
our children attend/attended.
I'm not sure which Hawthorn Cottage is (if it's still called that),

Copster Green 1940s

diane.pa...@ntlworld.com (Diane Paul) — Sat, 10 Oct 2007 13:35:57 UT

I have now learnt that the house we lived in when we were evacuated to Copster Green in the 1940s was called Hawthorn Bungalow. It was on the main road. The owner of the house lived next door and had a wooden Gypsy style caravan in his path. My sisters, Annice and Sonia Paul and cousin Sonia Erstling went to a school at the top of a hill, opposite the church. They were aged about 9, 7 and 5. I was a baby and don't remember any of it. Annice was friendly with Dorothy Whalley who lived on Whalley Road. Anyone with memories please let me know more.

Copster Green 1940s

diane.pa...@ntlworld.com (Diane Paul) — Sat, 10 Oct 2007 08:32:00 UT

My family and cousins were evacuated to Copster Green from Manchester during the war. Some of the children were at school there. Does anyone remember adults or children with the surnames Paul or Erstling from that time? I was a baby there and remember nothing about it.
Thanks
Diane Paul

Re: Old photographs

sjing...@gmail.com (Stuart) — Sat, 10 Oct 2007 07:49:39 UT

This email was sent to the website. On 05/10/2007, Shirley Ashton
Around the turn of the century 1900ish my relatives had a tea shop in
copster green accross the road from a farm-they were called stansfield-
isaac and isabella. I just woindered igf anyone may know of it or have
pictures of it or even know where exactly it may have been and if its

Re: Old photographs

sjing...@gmail.com (Stuart) — Sat, 10 Oct 2007 07:40:25 UT

Hi Maggy when i was doing a little bit of research on William
Hayhurst, alias "Old Balshaw" of Copster Green, nr. Blackburn. Died
February 4th, 1881 aged 105 years (bored one winter evening) i found
that he was in a poor house on the green and there where a few in the
house i think 5-6 i could only think there was one building big

Old photographs

ma...@tesco.net (Maggy) — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 10:47:37 UT

Does anyone on this list have any old photographs of Copster Green
(1800's and early 1900's), in particular of Penine Cottage, Castle
Cottage and Windy Harbour?
We are trying to learn a little of the history of the buildings.
Thanks
Maggy

Web cam

david...@pyemet.com (pyemet) — Sat, 07 July 2007 20:20:33 UT

I am so sorry to see that the web cam is longer functional due to the
opwners leaving the area. I am an ex Boltonian, who lived in Burnley
for 4 very happy years and then moved to South Africa. I now live in
Meadville Pennsylvania and have my own metallurgical consulting
business ([link])
It was most enjoyable for me to see Pendle Hill, see the weather,

Repairs to the Bridal path (Track) on the green. Last week in June 07

sjing...@gmail.com (Stuart) — Sat, 07 July 2007 07:55:23 UT

I would just like to say thank you to who ever paid for the repairs to
the track. They have spent alot of money on limestone 1 inch stone
chips and had them laid and rolled.
Thanks
Stuart

HELLO

r...@zazazal.karoo.co.uk (wizard) — Thu, 05 May 2007 23:23:35 UT

HELLO EVERYONE
IM FROM HULL, I THOUGHT I WOULD JUST COME AND SAY HELLO, AND HOPE TO
POST IN THE NEAR FUTURE.
BYE AND THANX FOR HAVING ME.

Website Updates

sjing...@gmail.com (Stuart) — Sat, 08 Aug 2006 08:31:39 UT

Just to let you all know google maps has been incorporated in to
copstergreen.co.uk ,there is now a live weather station on the green
and also did you know that the cream of the north west came from lovely
hall farm? We would be grateful if you could take time to reread the
website and piont out any spelling or grammer mistakes you notice.

Daffodils

haworthstep...@hotmail.com (Steve) — Wed, 05 May 2006 15:02:32 UT

Bit late now as they are all dying off, but thanks to the people at
Lovely Hall for the marvellous display of daffodils on Lovely Hall Lane
by the entrance to the Hall. Thanks also to the Rainbows & Brownies of
St Peter's Church for the daffs they planted down the new path.

Re: The Wheelie Bins

boredm...@hotmail.com (Mike Boyes) — Thu, 03 Mar 2006 01:36:02 UT

Haha the chances of RTHaworth doing any more physical labour than
absolutely necessary... are... well somewhat similar to the chances of
Dubya the halfwit signing up to the Kyoto agreement, closing and
apologising for Guantanamo, and passing legislation banning cars with
engines larger than 3L in the US.