Paul Bird and siblings on the park on Kersal Flats in the late 1970s or very early 1980s. This is the most detailed picture of the park that I have ever seen. You can see the old benches, the swings, the peeling blue paint on the slide, and that dangerous old fence! A brilliant slice of a Kersal childhood.A great picture that shows the flats and the park in great detail. Roll your mouse over the image to see the same spot 30 years later in March 2009
Members of the Bird family walk along the park wall in the early 1980s.Roll your mouse over the image to see the same spot 30 years later in 2011.
The Randle family and friends in the late 1970s on Kersal Way. Roll your mouse over the image to see the same spot in March 2009.
The late Grace Randle and friends walk on the Dale in the 1970s with John Bacon Court in the background.
Emily Cooper & Lawrence, Grace & Jess lying on grass. This shows how wonderful the Dale was for family picnics etc.
A family birthday at 98 Shakespeare House.
Allan Bird & Leslie Bird training Brownie the dog on the grass between Shelley and Shakespeare House.
Leslie Bird on a snow covered Kersal Dale.
Paul Bird and family on a snow covered Dale in the 1980s. Roll your mouse over the image to see the same spot in March 2009.
Christopher and Paul Bird play football between Shakespeare & Shelley House
Stewart Bird and the Herbert Randle in the late 1960's on the grass between Shakespeare House and Shelley House.
A beautiful picture of the late Grace Randle and family enjoying the delightful Kersal Dale during the summer of 1975. This picture perfectly captures how Kersal folk loved and enjoyed the Dale during the 1970s. Roll your mouse over the image for the same spot in March 2009.