My father, Ken Salmon, when he was 12 years old, was one of the original boys to join this Company, when it was founded in 1936. He left when war was declared but rejoined in 1978 as a helper, becoming a fully-qualified officer in 1981. He continued to serve until his death in 1996.
In the first picture, taken in 1936, he is behind the two boys at the right of the front row. In the lower picture, taken near Reynolds Park in 1979, he is the officer at the rear of the parade. (These pictures also appear on the "Our Dad - Tribute" page of this website).
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Tony Salmon 2006-2012
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I am God.
(Psalm 46: 10)
I served briefly as a helper in the Anchor Boys' section from when it started in 1978 until 1980.
The picture on the right is the monthly Church Parade of Sunday 2nd October 1977. The gentleman near the front (directly below the number 8 on the shop's phone number) is the Captain, H I Hughes, who, sadly, is no longer with us. Marching beside him is Mr Ron Swindells who took over as Captain when Mr Hughes retired.
The girls were members of the 18th Liverpool Girls' Brigade, which also met at St James's Church.
If you recognise anyone here, or have any other old photographs of the Company, please contact me.
The official Boys' Brigade website can be reached using the link below:
St James's Methodist Church in Woolton.
Built in 1866 and home to the 26th Liverpool Boys' Brigade.
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