Cabman2. You are certainly part of the old clan. I remember Shepherds, my Gran used to shop there all the time, cannot remember the hairdressers but I remember Keen's sweet shop and the sweet shop across the road near Morgan's the pawnbrokers shop, looking in that window it was an array of rings , watches and jewelery of every description. All the Sunday Suites hanging outside on coat hangers. Eastwood's scrap yard with the Rolls Royce
parked outside near the corner of Coleman Street. The ashted picture house and the Gaiety all bring back memories to me and fetching the coke on a Saturday morning. The list is 1947 Trade Directory list of shops. It has appeared somewhere on this webring.
This Rolls Royce of Eastwoods ?Cabman2. You are certainly part of the old clan. I remember Shepherds, my Gran used to shop there all the time, cannot remember the hairdressers but I remember Keen's sweet shop and the sweet shop across the road near Morgan's the pawnbrokers shop, looking in that window it was an array of rings , watches and jewelery of every description. All the Sunday Suites hanging outside on coat hangers. Eastwood's scrap yard with the Rolls Royce
parked outside near the corner of Coleman Street. The ashted picture house and the Gaiety all bring back memories to me and fetching the coke on a Saturday morning. The list is 1947 Trade Directory list of shops. It has appeared somewhere on this webring.