dawlish dave
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ColinLee said:There's some interesting aerial pictures here from the 1920s http://www.britainfromabove.org.uk/image/epw009636 with a1930s map of the area here http://www.eastlandsblue.co.uk/eastlands map.htm which will give you an idea of what you're looking at.adr2.8i said:this whole project is just breath taking!!
does anyone have any pictures of how the site looked before the COM stadium was built? and how its transformed over the last decade? its an amazing project!!
im hoping to bring my 7yr old son up to do the stadium tour sometime next year and he cant wait!
The Bradford Iron Works is buried underneath the main stadium now.
Back in the 1960s as a fireman at Gorton shed I worked on the shunting loco in Beswick Yard, Bradford pit and Johnson and Nephew wireworks were connected to the yard, walking from Gorton shed to work the afternoon shift the driver and fireman sometimes called into Bradford Labour Club for a swift half the club these days goes under the name Mary Ds.