FAME at last by Trevor Edwards

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From an article in the local paper, The Sheppey Gazette.
Wednesday 15th March 2006. (Inside front cover).

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Please don't nick my pictures without asking first. My pictures © Trevor Edwards

Jeff		20-Oct-2020 18:30
I'm trying to find information on a fishing boat Wildora that was purchased by Paynes Marine Transport in the 1950-1960 period. Appreciate any help that you can give

Guest		20-Dec-2017 16:48
Hi Trevor, do you have any 1978 Sheerness flood pictures I can use for the Sheerness Times Guardian? John Nurden. email jnurded@thekmgroup.co.uk

Guest		10-Sep-2017 13:33
Does anyone have any information about the bomb damage in maple street

Derek Gallagher		05-Dec-2010 23:20
Trevor - thanks for the superb site. I lived at 58 Maple Street (was born there!) in the Gallagher household. We were there from 1937 (when my parents moved in) until 1997(when my sister Rosemary who then owned the house, sadly died suddenly). I left the island in 1967 to join Kent Police. Still passionate about the island. Regards, Derek Gallagher

ann		02-Aug-2009 16:52
patrick - my grandparents lived in Maple Street in the 1940s & 50s - George & Ann Arnold, youngest son was Roy - did you know them ? wadgies@orange.fr

Patrick		14-Feb-2008 01:25
I am enjoying looking at your photos. Thanks. I lived at Westminster as a child, then Sheerness, 39 Maple St if memory serves. I went first to Bluetown and then Delamark Rd. school. I regularly hiked all over Sheppey. i remember the floods of 1953, and watched the then new lifting span bridge being built. At low tide, I used to walk under the old bridge to study its design. The light railway closed just before my family moved to Sheppey. I remember playing in the derelict shunting yards between Bluetown and Queenboro'. I believe the light railway had a goods service into the dockyard, because the tracks ran at a shallow angle across the road near Sheerness pier - a trap for the unwary cyclist! Many thanks for refreshing old memories, and best wishes for you future efforts!

Patrick		24-Mar-2007 10:52
You certainly do deserve it, Trev. Absolutely love your site and the memories it brings back to me.

Tess		22-Aug-2006 05:41
Absolutely deserved - I have lost count of the times I have sent a link to fellow researchers on the Island - all have been amazed at the amount of material on the site - Well done Trevor.

Dave Beedon		08-Jun-2006 22:12
Recognition is precious (why else does PBase allow comments?) and you deserve it.

David Lister		22-May-2006 13:52
I would like to say Congratulations on the newspaper you should have champagne and get yourself drunk, you must be very proud of yourself well done mate !

Guest		24-Mar-2006 05:47
keep up the good work we appreciate it downunder aussietubb

Nick Sands		20-Mar-2006 19:37
Congratulations!

Paul Dummott		18-Mar-2006 12:40
Welol done Trev.You deserve it

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