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Shops
A C Butchers
A.C. Wright Butchers, 22 Mersey Road.
J. Gaddick's Shop, Waterloo Road c1930.
Co-op
Co-op staff outside there shop, 20 Mersey Road, 1950's.
George Purnell's Butchers
George Purnell's Butchers, corner of Church Street & Mersey Road 1950's.
The first Supermarket in town, next door to Harry Rimmers newsagents.
George Purnell's Butchers, corner of Church Street & Mersey Road 1950's.
"The best Savoury Ducks in town"
W.H. Garner, Wine Shop, Mersey Road 1950's.
Fanny Garner, proprietor of W.H. Garner, wine shop, Mersey Road, 1960's.
Stuart Haughton's Newsagents
The Maypole Dairy company staff, Mersey Road, 1950's.
Stuart Haughton's Newsagents, next to the Mersey Hotel 1950's.
The Maypole Dairy Company, Mersey Road, 1927.
Mrs Julia O'brian and baby outside Roberts cloths shop, Church Street, 1930's.
Reginald Sharratt's Haircutting and Shaving Saloon, 49 Mersey Road, c1920's.
Reginald Sharratt
Reginald Sharratt outside his Hairdresser's shop, 1940's.
Debbies Shop
Frederick Bishop Decorators, later to become Mrs Marshalls sweet shop, 5 Oakland Street, c1900's.
Frederick Bishop Decorators
The Corner shop, run by Jean Mottram, junction of Mersey Road and Bank Street, 1976.
Robinson's shop
Robinsons general shop. On the corner of Church Street and Wright Street 1920's.
William Joseph Hedley
Nucky Woods Shop on the corner of West Street, and Church Street. 1960's
Robinson's shop, Doris Bate with husband Frank: “Cigarettes were five for tuppence, and there were ha’penny and penny lines in toffee. Snuff was 2 1/2 d for a quarter of an ounce and we sold loads of it.”, 1977.
William Joseph Hedley, Butcher's, 26 Terrace Road, 1891.
West Bank Post Office, Oakland Street, 1978.
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