Eleanor Road (Hackney)

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Hi,
I used to live in Eleanor Rd E8, at no 62. From 1945 - about 1964 could be a bit longer. Anyone remember the old turning. Used to go to Gayhurst Primary, then Hackney Free & Parochial.
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Eleanor Road by Robert Olivo (Member 10241344) on 7-Oct-2009
Hi,
I used to live at 62 Eleanor Rd. Between 1944 - about 1964 might be a bit longer. Anyone out there who used to live in the old turning at that time. I remember some of the names. If you would like to get in touch. Went to Gayhurst Primary, then Hackney Free & Parochial, left school in 1962 to start work.
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  • Re: Eleanor Road by Thomas (Member 10244480) on 14-Aug-2010
    Eleanor Road! I lived at No. 18 as a child from 1951/58 in 'prefabs'that were built on London Fields, presumably as temporary housing after the war.
    I remember watching the steam trains going past wondering where they were going!
    The Queen Eleanor pub was a regular haunt of my fathers where he played darts. I believe it's still there

  • Re: Eleanor Road by Dennis (Member 10264096) on 9-Aug-2011
    Hi Thomas,
    Sorry can't help you with your question. I used to live in Navarino Mansion, Dalston Lane. I remember the "prefabs" on London Fields. I went to Sigdon Road school.

    Have been looking at the TV news about the riots and Pembry Rd was mentioned. I remember the the double deck trolly buses (581) I think, went near there.

    Dennis (Brisbane, Australia).

  • Re: Eleanor Road by Helen (Member 10267047) on 2-Nov-2011
    Hi, don't know if posting this will get me any where. But i am researching my Father's family who lived at 28 Eleanor Road Hackney. They were the Green family and my gr gr granfather William lived there with his wife Anne (formerly Wasdall). He was a piano forte cabinet maker and had a son called Leonard born 1900, who married into the Tylee/Powell family. They had a lodger from the Rowsell family... more >>

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