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Old Christ Church Road, Bournemouth
« on: Sunday 26 February 12 11:15 GMT (UK) »
I found on the 1901 census that my gt.grandparents were staying in a boarding/guest house, at 101 Old Christ Church Road, Bournemouth.  Is this property still there?

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Williams - Llanllyfni Llandwrog Llanrug Bedd Austr.
Jones - Beddgelert/Nantlle
Parry - Llanllyfni
Owen s - Beddgelert
Pierce - Llanrug
Jarvis/Jervis - Llanrug
Roberts - Llanddeiniolen
Griffith  - Beddgellert/LLanrug


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Whitford -I o M L'pool
Atkinson - Bootle K'dale
Crookham - Formby Crosby L'pool

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Re: Old Christ Church Road, Bournemouth
« Reply #1 on: Sunday 26 February 12 11:51 GMT (UK) »
Have you tried Google Earth? It looks as if it is shops with flats above. The Halifax Building Society is number 103/105 so it must be next to that - the one that is now You Home.
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Re: Old Christ Church Road, Bournemouth
« Reply #2 on: Saturday 07 April 12 21:09 BST (UK) »
Hello,
May still be of interest, Ground level of 101 is now basically a shop, at the moment YOU HOME, the upper stories are flats. 101 was one of a very nice terrace, I guess Victorian, as shown.
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Re: Old Christ Church Road, Bournemouth
« Reply #3 on: Saturday 07 April 12 21:49 BST (UK) »
Hi,

You might find something on this newish site:

www.streets-of-bournemouth.org.uk


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Re: Old Christ Church Road, Bournemouth
« Reply #4 on: Sunday 08 April 12 16:40 BST (UK) »
At least in central Bournemouth the shops and business premises are being lived over. All too often in other cities the groundfloor only is in use, resulting in a neighbourhood which becomes a ghost town after the shops shut. An area where I lived previously had a resident population of 8 people in the town centre; they were the landlords and live-in staff of public houses.
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Re: Old Christ Church Road, Bournemouth
« Reply #5 on: Tuesday 10 April 12 11:50 BST (UK) »
I used to live at No 87 Old Christchurch Road - there was a Dance Studio on the first floor and flats on the second and third floors - we called the placed Halfway to Heaven - there were over 80 stairs to the top flat and no lift! That was back in 1970 and I don't think things have changed much since in that area - all of the other properties were very similar - apart from No 81 where there was a Club (called the 81 Club!)

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Re: Old Christ Church Road, Bournemouth
« Reply #6 on: Tuesday 10 April 12 21:19 BST (UK) »
raven-1,

Thank you so much for that info. and the pic.  I will keep it and add to Family Tree Maker.

Nanny jan,

Thanks for the link.

MarionH,

So very interesting to know what these buildings were used for.  80 steps to your flat  - you must have been fit !! ;)


Glenys
Williams - Llanllyfni Llandwrog Llanrug Bedd Austr.
Jones - Beddgelert/Nantlle
Parry - Llanllyfni
Owen s - Beddgelert
Pierce - Llanrug
Jarvis/Jervis - Llanrug
Roberts - Llanddeiniolen
Griffith  - Beddgellert/LLanrug


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Corrin - I.o.M./Bootle/K'dale/Seaforth
Stewart - Durham L'pool
Whitford -I o M L'pool
Atkinson - Bootle K'dale
Crookham - Formby Crosby L'pool

Lloyd Dickinson Burgess Threlfall Tarbuck - Lancs

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Re: Old Christ Church Road, Bournemouth
« Reply #7 on: Thursday 03 May 12 18:41 BST (UK) »
Update.
From a further census I have found that No.101 had a total of 13 rooms, occupied by an Ernesto Bertini, born Italy, Professor of Music ,by teaching Music and Singing, his wife and two daughters     8)

Williams - Llanllyfni Llandwrog Llanrug Bedd Austr.
Jones - Beddgelert/Nantlle
Parry - Llanllyfni
Owen s - Beddgelert
Pierce - Llanrug
Jarvis/Jervis - Llanrug
Roberts - Llanddeiniolen
Griffith  - Beddgellert/LLanrug


"This information is Crown Copyright from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk"

Corrin - I.o.M./Bootle/K'dale/Seaforth
Stewart - Durham L'pool
Whitford -I o M L'pool
Atkinson - Bootle K'dale
Crookham - Formby Crosby L'pool

Lloyd Dickinson Burgess Threlfall Tarbuck - Lancs

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Re: Old Christ Church Road, Bournemouth
« Reply #8 on: Friday 04 May 12 16:48 BST (UK) »
Hi,
Little more on 101.
101 Old Christchurch Rd. formed part of the ‘Dalkeith Buildings’ built in 1893,
 At the lower western end, toward the Square, believed at No 87, was the Dalkeith Hotel.
Pictures give a flavour of the road around the turn of the century. 101 would be up the hill but just out of shot.