
Raymond Terrys shop was autioneer8. Witton Road
Witton Road shops near the Trinity Road traffic lights. The buildings still exist but all of the businesses have changed. Around 1948-1950 the
leftmost shop of this group was Mr Hill'snewsagents shop where I used to go to collect my reserved copy of the "Eagle" every week. I can still
remember the wonderful smell of the papers and magazines of those days in there. The next one was Lizzie's, where we bought "KayLi"
(sherbert), liquorice root, and later, Woodbines in fives or even singles.
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The wallpaper shop at the junction of Norris Road. All of these have now gone and have been replaced by housing.
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My playground19. Mansfield Road. May 1979
The junction of Mansfield Road and Witton Road. The Guild public house is visible at extreme right and the tower of the Catholic church is beyond
it. The right hand side of Witton Road hasn't changed much but all of the buildings on the left have been swept away and replaced by modern
housing.
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The Outdoor and Mrs Newys Shop27. Witton Road
A few yards nearer to Mansfield Road than the previous photo.
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What a lovely building. Now called Fashion House.11. Witton Road Post Office
At the junction with Trinity Road. The Post Office remains today but all of the background buildings have been replaced by modern housing.
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