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Children outside Hinwoods Grocers (Top Shop)
Pearce twins in entrance to Hinwoods Grocers (Top Shop).
The Old Bakehouse
Clarks shop (now The Old Bakehouse) to Chestnut Cottage - one of Creed series of six proofs taken for Harvey Blake.
The Square
The Square - one of Creed series of six proofs taken for Harvey Blake.
Post Office and Village Shop
Post card taken in High Street of The Post Office, the Village Shop in the background and a petrol pump.
Post Office
Photo of Church Wall and the Post Office from the North - one of Creed series of six proofs taken for Harvey Blake.
The Square, Bus Shelter, Greyhound Pub and Hinwoods' Butchers
Photo showing The Square, the Bus Shelter, the Greyhound Pub and Hinwoods' Butchers- one of Creed series of six proofs taken for Harvey Blake.
The Square
The square showing Corner Shop (Harvey Blake), Market House and Russell’s shoe shop - one of Creed series of six proofs taken for Harvey Blake.
Post Office
Butt's Post Office photographed from the south by George Cole, postmaster. Also shows the High St looking towards The Square. Wall plaque visible 'ECB 1912'.
Hinwood Butcher's shop and dwelling 1905
View of Hinwood the Butcher's shop-front and adjoining dwelling facing east across the High Street taken from the north. Thatched. Outside hanging carcasses. Posed people including probably the butcher, his shop men and boy, dog, 2 girls, pram and baby, and trap (without horse). Neighbouring side wall of Tally Ho! pub to the south.
Hinwood's Butchers shop
View of Hinwood the Butcher's shop-front facing east across the High Street taken from the south. Thatched. Outside hanging carcasses. 10 people including 2 butchers, dogs, horse and trap. Neighbouring tiled cottage to north then Greyhound hotel in background.
South View of High Street from the Tally Ho!
Broughton High Street taken from the Tally Ho! pub. The village post office is shown on the left with the village store just beyond with a petrol pump outside.
West View of the High Street
West View of the High Street showing The Cottage, the shop and Chestnut Cottage from the North West with railings on the right.
Warren Cottage
Glenhurst and Warren Cottage left; Mrs.Harrington's shop and Top shop right; High Street centre.
Post Office High Street
The Post Office. After major re-building this is now two dwellings.
Post Office, High Street
Post Office, High Street, taken from the South. Now two dwellings.
Romsey Road Shop (Mrs Morgan's)
Maud Morgan outside her mother's shop in Romsey Road.
Well House and 12 High Street (looking north)
Well House (left), and 12 High Street (right). Thatched Cottages beyond Well House on site of present Concord house. No Plough Gardens. Fence. Pratt's Butchers Right.
Sandford House
Pinks Stores attached to Sandford house. Pinks Stores 1922 to 1930 now demolished.
Hinwood Grocer's Top Shop
View of front of Hinwoods' Grocery store and Bakery in the upper High Street, whence it gets its name as Top Shop ( as opposed to Hinwoods butchery which was lower down in the Square).
Post Office
Post Office from the south with 2 petrol pumps. Bert Bevis – Mr.Eastcott over door. The children are those of Mr.Ward, butler at Broughton House. who lived at Clifton. A service cottage until 1930.
West View Stores 01 Feb1980
Newspaper cutting reporting the fire with picture of the burned-out shell of the shop frontage taken from the south-west. Photograph taken the morning after.
West View Stores 26 Jan 1980
Morning after the fire at West View Stores. View south down the High Street showing burnt out North end of the terrace with debris still in the road. Close up of inside party wall across roof space showing wattle and daub scorched but still in place. Chestnut cottage at the southern end of the ...
West View Stores April 1969
View of the house, stores and Chestnut Cottage in the background of a photo taken from the garden of Old Church Farm looking east in April 1969. No dormer windows in the roof, and no name over the shop-front. In the foreground are Dr. Parr's son Andrew with Richard Stephens, on top of a collapsed chalk ...
West View Stores October 1979 (3 months before the fire)
View of the stores and the Post Office and shop next door taken from the garden of Old Church Farm looking east 3 months before the fire in Jan 1980. Building ...