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Apr 11, 2006 · Some of the games we used to play: Hop Scotch, rounders, swinging round the lamp post. skipping games. We played many games with a ball but I can't remember what we called them. And remember the wooden tops and whips? - used to decorate the tops with bright coloured chalk.
How Bootle Used To Play. We’ve been talking to local residents who’ve shared their stories about playing out in Bootle from the 1940s up to 1980. Kim Ryan and Community by Nature have been interviewing older local people, listening to their memories of playing out.
Jun 19, 2024 · To provide photographs showing the people of Bootle, including individuals and groups, children, teenagers, adults and pensioners.
Nov 15, 2023 · an outdoor photograph showing two young children (the future of bootle) in the walk up attached to a maisonettes block in brackley court, bootle. merseyside. england. united kingdom. europe. 1977. description: two young children playing on the brackley court exterior walk way attached to a residential maisonettes block. 1977. bootle people series.
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We are a partnership between Rule of Threes and Community By Nature, and our original plan for ‘Playing Out’ was to explore Bootle’s history of play, from the first post-war Play Streets though to Community By Nature’s pioneering Forest School work.
Mar 20, 2006 · I've managed to dig out more old Bootle pics. I'll list em below + if anyone is interested I'll pop em onto our forum. 1.Corporation Infections Desease Hospital - Linacre Lane. Built 1886 enlarged 1901 - number of beds 105. Cost to build.
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Jul 4, 2014 · The docks made Bootle a target for Nazi German Luftwaffe bombers during the Liverpool Blitz of the Second World War, gaining it the rather unwanted distinction of being the most heavily-bombed ...
