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Barton & Tredworth Community Heritage

Recording & celebrating Barton & Tredworth’s past & present

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    Living in Barton and Tredworth
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    Teaching resources for Barton and Tredworth
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    Working in Barton and Tredworth

Welcome to the Barton and Tredworth website!

Here, people connected with the area can share their memories about life and work in this unique part of Gloucester.  You can read and listen to other people’s stories, see their photographs and videos, and share your own material.

These stories make up a distinct shared inheritance.  This site isn’t only about what happened in Barton and Tredworth many years ago.  It’s also about what’s happening now.  It’d be really interesting to hear about a day in your life, if you’d like to share your experiences with us.

We want to ensure that the content of this site reflects what you wish to see on it.  Thus, if you have ideas about themes that you would like the site to explore, please do get in touch with your suggestions.

Please note that the views expressed on this website are those of the article authors and interviewees, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the site editors.

Explore everyday life
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    Events

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    Living

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    Places

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    Working

Highlights
  • Back in the Day

    Back in the Day

    Young people researched the history of Barton and Eastgate Streets. What did they find?
  • Can you help?

    Can you help?

    We’ve received the following message into our Gmail account: Hi I’m currently looking into my family history and was wondering if ...
  • Fiona Kam Meadley

    Fiona Kam Meadley

    Recording the traditional songs, poems, and stories of Barton Street's many cultures
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Latest comments
  • Listening to Ladies Barton and Tredworth meeting

    The attached document below gives details of a free event on Tuesday 22nd January at the City Works, which is ...
  • My younger years.

    I was born at 208 Barton St in 1944 and lived here until I was 13. We had the accommodation ...
  • VE Day in Hopewell St

    2 sisters and brother are in the photo I’m just a baby in Mum’s arms right at the back.
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  • Suzanne Turley on Can you help?

    14/02/2019
    I know exactly the shop that Ann is referring to but unfortunately cannot remember the name above the shop. I...
  • Jean Arch on Moor Street Tredworth

    09/02/2019
    I lived at number 70 from about 1955 to 19 60 the white house on the coner of alley between...
  • Dawn Pearman on Bethel United church

    22/01/2019
    Does anyone know why it was called The Tickle Belly?
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