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295 to 307 Hedon Road - Shops
Woodhouse Street on the left before the War
below - after the War
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from the 1928 map. The shops must have been demolished or bombed
during the War. In my time it was simply a bombed buildings area use
for trailers to park. Immediately after the War it became a timber
yard. My then friend Stephen Lapping lived above the shop to the right
of the arrow. The PH Public House was the old Oriental Pub bombed in the War. See pubs tour. It is actually down Woodhouse Street but just in front of it on Hedon Road on the corner is 295A. |
| 295a |
Listed from 1926 to the War as the National Provincial Bank Ltd - Alexandra
Dock Branch.
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| 297 | 1926
to the War Swanson and Overton Drapers.
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| 299 |
Listed in 1926 as Edward Laverack Drapers. In 1929 as Mrs Miriam Marks
Oufitters and in 1936 as Walter Dearing Boot Repairer.
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| 301 | From
1926 to the War Joseph Kay Grocers
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| 303 | From
1926 to 1929 this was Rosenston Tobacconists. In 1936 it remained a
tobacconists under Alfred Peacock.
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| 305 |
Listed in 1926 as Rosenston, Hyman Outfitters. In 1929 as Mrs Jane
Brown Wood? Refreshment Rooms and 1936 as Refreshment Rooms under Mohomond
Farghaly.
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| 306 | From 1926 to 1939 this was Daniel Schultz Tobacconists. May be he lived above. | ||
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| 307 | 1926 Arthur baggley Marine Store Dealer. |