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Hardware Shop 510 Green Lane

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Ian Hartwell

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Hi All,

Does anyone have any photos or info about a hardware shop my relative Elizabeth (Bessie) Cotton ran from possibly 1919 onwards until around WW2.

I know after that she was in London,in the 1939 register she's down as keeper of a hardware shop 510 Green Lane.
 
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looks like the shop is still there although now merged with number 512 here is todays street view to form a furniture store

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Astoness said:
looks like the shop is still there although now merged with number 512 here is todays street view to form a furniture store

lyn


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Yes I've looked on Google maps although it's not the old building,but I wondered if anyone remembered the shop or had old photos showing it.
 
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