Donnington St Georges Lilleshall Trench...the good old days

[@MrVintagetony]

Thanks Dennis, I was born and bred in Donnington in 1950, this is the history of our lives..

[@ianpodmore9666]

I was born 8 Hawthorne Road, just behind the Parade, Donnington. Great memories.

[@HarrisKeith]

One of the only mentions I've found of the Old Orchard, I was born in the Oakworth flats opposite the Trench lock keepers cottage, then lived in the Old Orchard until 1960!
Thanks for posting this.

[@lesdavies48]

Thanks for sharing brings back many memories

[@rgadave]

Lovely to see 'The Beehive Corner' there.

[@anitacartwright8077]

The chap with the horse and cart is John Brooks, my chap uncle, and the family still lives in Trench. At one time the family in history ,owned the Queens at Horton, and Percy Dean chip shop now Victoria Fryer

[@paulb7964]

I used to go to the champion jockey when I was a kid. In the eighties. It used to get absolutely packed.

[@simon-nb-Betsyray]

This brought back memories of my child hood when seeing the old photos, but no pics of the unigate milk floats Dennis.

[@dennisathersmith]

Hi Simon how are you?

[@simon-nb-Betsyray]

@@dennisathersmith I'm fine thank you, it was nice to see a friendly face😊l hope ur family are all keeping well? As for you you don't seemed to have changed much lol😂

[@roblyn1984]

Great memories, The picture at 043 seconds of the lads by Trench pool Looks like me and my brother.

[@ianpodmore9666]

Did you ever catch Moby Dick the giant Pike?

[@ianpodmore9666]

Did you see Moby Dick cos I bet you didn't catch him, nobody did.😂

[@aletajones9364]

Happy memories 4 mins17 seconds in is my Dad's old shop Bell Corner Stores and his old Morris Traveller is parked outside. Sadly shop knocked down now to make way for new houses Rob Jones

[@dennisathersmith]

If you pm me on facebook I can send you pic