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14B.220 |
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High Street, view south towards the Big Bridge, between 1888 and 1900
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14B.221 |
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Upper High Street, view south in the early 1930s
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14B.222 |
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Upper High Street, view north with Rose and Crown, pre-1914
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14B.223 |
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Upper High Street, view south, ?early 1900s
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14B.224 |
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High Street, view south with Chequers Inn, postcard posted 1906
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14B.226 |
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High Street, view south with Chequers Inn, postcard posted 1947
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14B.229 |
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The Town Hall in the High Street, north side, erected 1798, demolished 1901
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14B.300 |
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Market Cross, in the High Street above the Chequers, in mid-street; demolished 1798 to make way for Town Hall.
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14B.308 |
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The Town Hall from the south, 1900, showing the town pump and fire escape.
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14B.309 |
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High Street, north-east side, 1929, showing empty premises soon to be replaced by Barclay's Bank
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The corner of East Street and the High Street
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Barclays Bank, showing small house demolished early 1930s for widening of Lyons Crescent
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14B.402 |
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Bailes Mens' Outfitters, No. 103, subsequently demolished; listed in Kelly's Directory for 1934.
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14B.403 |
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No. 105, Barclays Bank, also house at corner of Lyons Crescent, demolished 1930s
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14B.408 |
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Corner of East Street with High Street, Ironmonger's shop (?eventually White's)
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14B.416 |
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Premises of Snelling, bookseller and stationer
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14B.418 |
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Wiles' Haircutting Rooms
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14B.419 |
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Premises of Beeching, linen draper
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14B.432 |
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Upper High Street, view north, with Gentlemen's Club
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14B.513 |
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High Street, view north with Chequers Inn
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14B.518 |
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Aplin's Cafe at 124 High Street, before 1957
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14B.525 |
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High Street, view north with Chequers Inn and stalls on pavement
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14B.526 |
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The High Street, west side with Chequers Inn in the snow, ?1930s
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14B.536 |
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Premises of John Angell, jeweller
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