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anyone found any old papers? got one from under a bath the other day. wallasey news from 1976. will scan it in and show tomorrow. one feature is leasowe baths opening and there are lots of classic cars for sale quite cheap. want a tardis for my birthday
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I seen 1 in the archives on Mon which was dated 1895,the Birkenhead news.I don`t know how far back they go.
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think this paper was left to be found at some point. also have ancient ciggy packets and a really old tube of shaving cream. will post pics hoping someone might date them (and i dont mean someone taking them out for a meal)
needed to change this for years. so now i have. ha
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Lol,yeah will be good to see mate.
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When I was putting a pond in the garden a couple of years ago I found old newpapers 'preserved' in the clay from the 50's.
Obviously, they were a bit fragile but you could read what was left of them. There are some in my folk's loft from WW2 era, they were there when they moved in (1987). Loads of hand written school books and text books as well from the same period.
"C20 LET bang"
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I remember a competition in the local newspaper where you had to find the "Wirral Squirrel"!!
...and I recall when the free paper wasn't actually...free. It was 10p!
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his name was syril the squirreli fink
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dont think the squirrel thing was that long ago was it ??
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Would there be any photos or articles re fire stations, fires etc from the WW2 papers please.
Thanks, Derby
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seen a few in the archives about brassey street and laird st mate
will check when i go down there for ya! have some about bidston as well!
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That would be fabulous, thank you. My grandparents used to live on Brassey Street.
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will take a look for ya kid!
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think this paper was left to be found at some point. also have ancient ciggy packets and a really old tube of shaving cream. will post pics hoping someone might date them BUMP! Get your arse into gear clown! 
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Would there be any photos or articles re fire stations, fires etc from the WW2 papers please.
Thanks, Derby I will have a look for you tmw as I am currently catologuing all the WW11 local papers at the mo for the archives,but bare in mind that the papers where very heavily sensored during this time.Bomb damage and destruction printed in papers would of lowered the moral of the people and the enemy would of most certainly used it against us in a propaganda campaign.
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Good news for people researching old newspapers - the library website www.wirral-libraries.net has a link button to 19th Century newspapers from the British Library collection. You will need your library borrower number to access the newspapers. It is searchable by a word (e.g. Liscard) or by a publication (e.g. Liverpool Mercury) or by a specific date or a date range - or by a combination of these. If your searchword is general (e.g. shipwreck) and you have not specified a particular publication, you will get lots of hits including many from distant papers e.g. Glasgow Herald. If your searchword is local (e.g. Greasby) then most of the results will be local papers (mostly Liverpool, occasionally Manchester, rarely Preston) even if you have not specified a particular publication. It even allows multi-word searches e.g. Leasowe lighthouse. The only thing you will need is lots of time.
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