Street racing with a stick and boolie-hoop
JACK Marsh, from Barnard Street in Barrow, takes a look to a street game much in favour with youngsters of the past – the boolie.
Memories of Furness General Hospital
ON this day 25 years ago the first patients arrived at Barrow’s new Furness General Hospital.
Click here to send us your Furness General memories
War girls stepping out
WE are hoping someone in Grange will recall the reason for this rather impressive march of military ladies on Main Street during the Second World War.
Memories of Alfred Barrow, Thorncliffe and Parkview
ON Wednesday Alfred Barrow Thorncliffe and Parkview schools all closed their doors for the final time.
We're looking for former pupils, staff and governors to get in touch with memories of their time time at Barrow's closing schools.
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A country way of living
TODAY we are taking a look at a couple of aspects of country life in the South Lakes just over a century ago.
Memories of a former Alfred Barrow teacher
I TAUGHT in Alfred Barrow Girl's School during the period when Miss Kay Barrett was Head of School (1975-9). She was the best Head Teacher I have ever worked for in my teaching career.
What‘s in a decade?
IN tomorrow’s Evening Mail you can read about the hopes and predictions for the next 10 years made by young people in our latest Love Barrow supplement.
UPDATED: Love Memories
Our online archive has now been updated.
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Tougher than the rock
Describing Edwardian quarrying as a job in the healthy fresh air doesn’t give you the full picture of the cold, dirty and potentially dangerous conditions endured by the men and boys of Furness.
Artistic tour of the past
A TREASURE trove of original artwork showing South Cumbria’s villages, public buildings and grand country homes is being sold at auction later this month.
Era ends at traditional family-run shoe shop
In the 25 Years Ago snippets of yesterday’s Memories Page brief mention was made of John Bowron’s planned retirement after a half-century running a traditional Dalton shop.
Millom Ironworks CD
A new picture cd from the Evening Mail featuring 190 images of Millom Ironworks through the decades. It includes views of the buildings dating from the Victorian era through to closure in September 1968.
Click here to view a selection of images from the CD
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Hodbarrow Mines CD
A new picture cd from the Evening Mail featuring almost 150 views of the famous Hodbarrow Mines which raised 25 million tons of heamatite iron ore until the last pit at Moorbank was closed at the end of March in 1968.
Click here to view a selection of images from the CD
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- BAE Systems Barrow boss on future of shipyard - special report
- "Most wanted" Barrow man sentenced
- Roose railway bridge crash
- Barrow AFC thumped 4-0 by Stevenage Borough to stay in relegation zone
- Killer of former Ulverston resident awaits sentence
- Historic Furness sites under threat
- South Lakes hotel "better than ever" - sneak preview
- South Lakes man cooks with celebrity chef Marco Pierre White
- Fury over Barrow girl's school placement
- Jail for Barrow Asbo breach man
- "Most wanted" Barrow man sentenced
- Fury over Barrow girl's school placement
- BAE Systems Barrow boss on future of shipyard - special report
- Jail for Barrow Asbo breach man
- Ban for former Ulverston take-away boss
- South Lakes hotel "better than ever" - sneak preview
- Pregnant Ulverston woman dies in her husband’s arms
- Furness General Hospital's drug delivery taxi bill revealed
- Barrow beauty wins Miss Cumbria
- Historic Furness sites under threat

