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Gayle Winchester (Johns) |  |  |  | |
What a great site it is so full of fantastic photis which bring back great memories. I lived on the Woodchurch but Upton was always the shopping area to go to and as children we walked miles in and around this area. Thanks for a really lovely site.
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Tanya Branscombe | | | | |
heyah my name is Tanya and i used to go to this school what a tradgety for it to get closed and vandalised dont forget burnt down anyway i went to this school a while ago from 1983 - 1989 i know why it closed down aswell cuz apparantely it was sinking into the ground cuz it wasnt built on the right foundation anyway so sad it closed down and now all thats left is the ruins anyway Bye for now
From an old student
Tanya
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Gary McHugh | | | | |
Hi great job on the website, I first visited a few years back and good to see it is still going. My parents lived in Upton (near Manor Drive) for many years, I also spent a lot of time there. Used to drink at the Eagle and Crown, had a good mate there Martin Dexter who lived in Rake Lane, untortunately he passed away some years ago. Hi to all who are still there. Keep up the good work, Gary.
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YVONNE SMITHSON (WHITFIELD) | | | | |
I enjoyed viewing your web site expecially the toll house at the top of Saughall Massie Road. I used to take the last bus (only went as far as Upton). I would run down the middle of the road, just in case someone would jump out at me. Once past the convent wall I know I would be OK!! Lived at 15 Overchurch Road, and attended Overchurch School from 1959 to early 60's. Now live in California. Nice job on the website. I would have liked to see photos of Overchurch Orphanage and overchurch road. Thanks.
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Bert 1 (wikiwirral) | | | | |
An excellent website, what a lot of memories from my youth it has brought to the forefront of my mind and of cause enlightened me in many ways, keep up the good work. Thank you.
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Terry | | | | |
Hello.
Your site is brilliant. I have been searching for some time for an old photo of the shop my Grandad used to run in Upton. It was a small general store right on the Crossing, Opposite the Eagle & Crown. Grandma used the upstairs rooms as a ladies hairdressers. I don't know what the shop was called? But in one of your photo it was Bowens cafe. Any more information and photos would be great.
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Mike Huston | | | | |
Hi,
I have recently moved into no. 8 West drive, Upton and was amazed to see a picture on your Website.
Do you have any other photographs of the house from the past - if so I would be really interested.
It is great to know something of the history of the house (and the village) so thanks again for your hard work on this thoroughly well presented website!
Mike
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steve | | | | |
What a fantastic site you have here. I have lived on three sides of Upton Over the last 30 years (Moreton, Woodchurch & Greasby) The history you have researched is absolutely fascinating. 30 years and i knew so little, Many thanks
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Margaret Brown | | | | |
Have left message before a few years ago, but I lived in Upton on Salacre Terrace for ten years before moving to Woodchurch was born on Overchurch Rd and for a short while lived off Ford Rd Upton, I had cousins called Darcy also my name was Winson and my Mums maiden name was Mutch wondered if anyone knew them
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imelda lloyd nee mcloughlin | |  | | |
just found your sight.
I was at school there from1942-1947 and have very many happy memories, especially my first teacher, Mother Gabriel.I also made my first H.Communion & confession there. happy days.
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