I COULD HAVE TOLD YOU
Written by Joan Collins
Published by Penarth Past Oral History Group
in 1999
ISBN: 0953701409
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I COULD HAVE TOLD YOU
Written by Joan Collins.
Stock no. 1701831
1st.
1999.
Hardback.
Very good condition.
A Scrapbook of Fifty Years of Change in Penarth, from members of Penarth Past Oral History Group. Part 1: Absent Friends. Glazed pictorial boards. B/w photos. ISBN: 0953701409. Name in ink to front endpaper. Some pencil annotation.
Front cover
Contents
- Scrapbook Part One
- Absent Friends - People
- A letter from Penarth Past to two pioneers, Roy Thorne and E. Alwyn Benjamin
- 1 Ray the Paint (Rosemary Howard Jones)
- 2 A Man of Talents (John Morel Gibbs OBE)
- 3 The Headmistress (Katherine Hughes)
- 4 The Lancashire Lass (Kathleen Evans OBE, JP)
- 5 'Ben' (E. Alwyn Benjamin)
- 6 Please Sir (Roy Thorne)
- 7 Con Found It (Constance Meillard B.E.M)
- 8 Dinner Lady (Dorothy Hood B.E.M.)
- 9 A Man of Integrity (F.J.L. 'Eric 'Gribble)
- 10 Chairs Aplenty (W. R. 'Bill' Jeffcott CBE, JP)
- 11 In Tune (Frank Lock)
- 12 Taxi! (Charlie Barnett)
- 13 The Lollipop Man (Billy Maggs)
- Absent Friends - Places
- 14 Blown Away (Christchurch)
- 15 House of Mystery (Llandaff House)
- 16 Would You Have ..? (Davison's, Ironmongers)
- 17 The Light House (Vinings Royal Building)
- 18 Three Generation in One Shop (Saddlers Fruiterers)
- 19 Boots boots boots (Baggett's Shoe Shop, Windsor Road)
- 20 All Gone (Esplanade Hotel)
- 21 Say Cheese (L'Epicerie Fine, Glebe Street)
- 22 Say It With Flowers (Charles Jones, Florist, Albert Road), Cold Fingers (Rosalie Owen)
- 23 Tuppenny Rice (Going to the Grocers)
- 24 Ours Is a Nice House (The Highlands Camp, Llandough)
- 25 Timber! (Price Brothers Joinery, Station Road)
- 26 The Unbelievable (The day the sea froze - or did it?)
- Letter to the Young People in Penarth
- Acknowledgements