I live in one of the houses on Mornington Crescent now. I wonder if the picture shown above is of the house i’m occupying now – would be nice to know the history of this place.
we lived at 21 Mornington Crescent 1961 /63 loved it . I was 10 in 1963 Clive A Cub17th Singapore, sister Marylyn and C/tech Bob (was in the camp band) and Audry. The Birds lived in the same block next door Colin was in The Sea Scout band(big drum) Sandra (i think) and there big brother John worked at camp MT (Motor Transport )
I used to live at No.12 Mornington Crescent. I believe it’s the same building as the one the Taylors used to occupy. This would be the unit facing the former DCA building.
I lived there for about 15 years as my dad used to work in one of the Aviation companies in Seletar (Singas which later became Dowty Aerospace before they moved to loyang).
Nisa, the unit you used to live in used to be occupied by my childhood friend. Behing Mornington Crescent, there would be a huge field joining us to Lambeth Walk where, where my other friends lived. This place brings back many fond memories and I remember back in the days when everyone knew almost everyone who lived in the camp. I even remember the old cinema there…
I am still at No. 8. Our current lease ends this year, but we hope to stay for much longer.
The field you talked of still exists, and is used by many residents and their pets for their morning/ evening walks. We also use it as a short-cut to Lambeth Walk
I live in one of the houses on Mornington Crescent now. I wonder if the picture shown above is of the house i’m occupying now – would be nice to know the history of this place.
we lived at 21 Mornington Crescent 1961 /63 loved it . I was 10 in 1963 Clive A Cub17th Singapore, sister Marylyn and C/tech Bob (was in the camp band) and Audry. The Birds lived in the same block next door Colin was in The Sea Scout band(big drum) Sandra (i think) and there big brother John worked at camp MT (Motor Transport )
Hi Nisa and Clive,
I used to live at No.12 Mornington Crescent. I believe it’s the same building as the one the Taylors used to occupy. This would be the unit facing the former DCA building.
I lived there for about 15 years as my dad used to work in one of the Aviation companies in Seletar (Singas which later became Dowty Aerospace before they moved to loyang).
Nisa, the unit you used to live in used to be occupied by my childhood friend. Behing Mornington Crescent, there would be a huge field joining us to Lambeth Walk where, where my other friends lived. This place brings back many fond memories and I remember back in the days when everyone knew almost everyone who lived in the camp. I even remember the old cinema there…
Hi Darren
I am still at No. 8. Our current lease ends this year, but we hope to stay for much longer.
The field you talked of still exists, and is used by many residents and their pets for their morning/ evening walks. We also use it as a short-cut to Lambeth Walk