It just occurred to me to look up Red Bell online and I took a look at their Web site. I actually went there when I was little back in the 1970's. I was happy to see it is still around and I found the history to be very interesting, especially the fact that it is a family run school. Being a small child when I went there, I had no concept of such things, nor would I have recognized the significance. But looking back, it makes sense now. Everything about the place had a home-grown feel to it. It's nice to think that a business as important as this would be run by generations of people who have such a deep affection for their work.\r
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I have very fond memories of my time at Red Bell (and Plymouth in general) because it was such a carefree time, as it should be at that age. Though we lived in Plymouth for only about a year form '77 to '78, my time at Red Bell has remained a cherished memory all these years. \r
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Some things I remember:I vividly recall a big metal castle on the playground t
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