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Do you have memories of living in a high flat that you would like to share?

Please complete the questions that you feel are relevant to you.

Name

When and where did you live in a high flat?

Between what ages

Did you move there from somewhere else? If so, where? What affect did the move have on you?

What were your early impressions? Describe the inside of the flat if you can. What was the block like?

Did you grow up in a high flat? What are your memories of your childhood? Where did you play? What games did you play?

Or were you a parent looking after children at the time? Where did your children play? If you worked who looked after them?

Did other members of your family live nearby? How often did you seen them? If no, where did they live? When did they visit? Did you visit them?

What were your neighbours like: In your block? In the wider scheme/area? Did relations with your neighbours change over time?

Looking back, are you happy that you lived in the high rise flats, or would you have preferred to have lived somewhere else?

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ella coventry says:

March 26, 2015 at 1:52 pm

I was looking at lots of photos about 160 showing almost every street in castlemilk one was my old house in ardencraig road also my house at croftfoot roundabout I lived in castlemilk arnprior quad ardencraig road and the roundabout from 1955 till1980 I would appreciate it if someone could send me these pictues again is I cant seem to find them thanking you ella coventry

Susan C says:

September 5, 2015 at 8:09 pm

This is one of many folders of photos of Castlemilk Streets Ella… That you can find in the Castlemilk History Facebook page…

Susan
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.118360611599193.14133.116432021792052&type=3

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