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AYZMU:P09-0130
1916 - 1925
The "Hunt" meeting (?Quorn). In background, No.67 Bulls Head.
Note pub sign with landord's name E.Burdett (shown to be there
1916 and 1925 also No.65 Charles Hussey (newsagent).
AYZMU:P09-0129 image 1 of 2
1890 (circa)
Businesses identified - No.67 Bulls Head. Note armorial bearings
on gable end. Storms damaged gable end December 1897, and in due
course caused removal of armorial bearings in 1898. Building
looks cleaner than photo MNE67, note curtains in first floor
window.
AYZMU:P09-0129 image 2 of 2
1890 (circa)
Businesses identified - No.67 Bulls Head. Note armorial bearings
on gable end. Storms damaged gable end December 1897, and in due
course caused removal of armorial bearings in 1898. Building
looks cleaner than photo MNE67, note curtains in first floor
window.
AYZMU:P09-0128
1895 (circa)
Businesses identified - No.67 Bulls Head. Note armorial bearings
on gable end. Storms damaged gable end December 1897, and in due
course caused removal of armorial bearings in 1898. Note: advert
in window for Brunts Burton bitter and notice for "cropping".
AYZMU:P09-0127 image 1 of 2
1899 - 1920
Businesses identified - No.65 Charles Hussey (newsagent and
printer). Family featured on steps, possibly as advertisement
for Bertenshaw and Stimson (auctioneers etc). Above in first
floor windows - "L and NWR Parcels and Goods Receiving Office
for all parts of the U.K.". Just visible on bill boards
mentions Balfour and Mr. Asquith, Famine in Russia etc.etc.
Bill boards for Daily News, Daily Telegraph, Daily Post,
Standard, London Chronicle.
AYZMU:P09-0127 image 2 of 2
1899 - 1920
Businesses identified - No.65 Charles Hussey (newsagent and
printer). Family featured on steps, possibly as advertisement
for Bertenshaw and Stimson (auctioneers etc). Above in first
floor windows - "L and NWR Parcels and Goods Receiving Office
for all parts of the U.K.". Just visible on bill boards
mentions Balfour and Mr. Asquith, Famine in Russia etc.etc.
Bill boards for Daily News, Daily Telegraph, Daily Post,
Standard, London Chronicle.
AYZMU:P09-0126
1867 (circa)
Market Street northeast. Businesses identified - No.63 W.Robinson (bakers) was demolished
in 1868, No.65 William H. Elliott (printer and bookseller). Note:
agents for Norwich Union Insurance, Life and Fire. Extreme
right is No.67 Bulls Head.
AYZMU:P09-0125
1935
Decorations to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of George V.
Businesses identified - No.65 William H. Elliot (printer and
bookseller). Note lady in doorway is probably a Mrs. T. Mason
who worked for Charles Hussey.
AYZMU:P09-0124
1855 - 1892
Businesses identified - No.53 H.and E.Bullen (grocer, wines and
spirits), No.55 Barker and Lewis (printers), No.59 Charles and
Emily Cartledge (draper and milliner), No.61 Henry Howe
(1877)and Walter Whereat (drapers in 1896),No.63 Charles
Matthews (chemist up to approx 1900), No.65 William H. Elliot
(printer and bookseller).
AYZMU:P09-0123
1895 (circa)
Businesses identified - No.63 Apothecaries Hall -Charles
Matthews (chemist), No.65 William H. Elliot (printer and
bookseller), No.67 Bulls Head, No.69 either P.W.Walkden or
Chatterton Bros.(grocers)
