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Great Lister Street and surrounding streets.

Thank you Phil. From the way my mother described what she saw in the 1920s, I think those images are close to how they would have looked at the beginning of the century when my grandparents lived there. It will be interesting to keep these images in my head on Friday.
 
GER22VAN said:
Mickjee. Thank you for your post. It was my favorite sweet shop way back in the late 1940's. My gran took me there lots of times and Trouch was my favorite sweet.
Phil. I always accepted that photograph as Great Lister Street and not Bloomsbury Street
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.I remember that shop selling trouch. i not seen that sweet available since:grinning:
 
Hi, I'm looking for any info on a tobacconist at 26 Great Lister street. Run by an Edith C Green back in 1915. Any info would be appreciated.
 
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