Google maps, Oldtown

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  1. sadbrewer

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    Old town in the 1850's.

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    1904 revision.

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    I class myself from Tarn and I lived on Huddersfield Road near Regent Gardens
     
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    I went to Wilthorpe infants and then junior school whilst living on Moorbank Close, Wilthorpe. Grew up on Cutty Lane, Old Town. Lived on Bond Road and now on Huddersfield Road. Hudds Road is Barnsley. Town Centre.

    Below Huddersfield Road is also Barnsley, then into Honeywell below Cavendish/Cockerham.

    College Fields estate is officially Old Town. Not in my book, but technically it is.
     
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    I grew up on Cutty Lane.
     
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    Does the area around Princess Street and Agnes road have a name?
     
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    Smack Alley
     
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    Great answer :D

    By the way nice to see you back posting
     
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    I spent many happy years living on Huddersfield Road end of Granville Street which I always considered to be Old Town.
    Really, really miss it, not least The Miners.
     
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    I see you're in Stokesely now? I do a lot of work with Quorn up there. Nice part of the world.
     
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    I'd consider that Town End / Kingstone personally.
     
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    I’d say that side of Huddersfield Road was Old Town ,just . Honeywell for me was the other side of the railway tracks below Caxton Street going towards Raley School
     
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    I grew up on Smithies Lane & went to Wilthorpe Infants & Juniors, (although due to ill health didn't attend much till after I'd had a heart operation, aged 7). A few of my mates live in what i consider Old Town, the area identified by @sadbrewer pretty much.
     
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    Sorry, Aggie Rooad and Princess Street are miles away from Kingstone, and whilst the bottom end of Princess Street finishes not far from Tarn End, it’s too far away to be linked.

    Grew up not far away and that area never really had a name.
     
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    walton street north field was ditch field, football in the winter, cricket in the summer.
     
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    I played lots of football on there for OTSP but I can’t remember cricket on it.
     
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    stopped about 1964 ,football moved from lower field to upper one!, cricket not possible pitch very rough.
     
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    also good way to get to little gawber woods and what was left of gawber hall.
     
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    I grew up on Wilthorpe Road near The Crescent, then Cavendish Road, and finally my parents moved to Westbourne Grove which is close to Barnsley Girls' High School..
     
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    Ah that explains it then. My time living in Rowland Road was late 60s into 1970 but I joined the RAF 1 Sep 70 so obviously left home then
     
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