Three photos by A J George and his captions - undated
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The breach in the old railway embankment to make way for the new sewer from Duck Street.
Looking towards High Street, Rowthorn’s Furniture Warehouse, C Freeman’s garage in the foreground.
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This clip cut from the above photo - Freeman's petrol pumps, the white house (left) was used by
Ellis & Everard as their office, the row of cottages in High Street, the tall building used by
Rowthorn's as a furniture store, originally Sanders & Sanders factory built in 1873. KC
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Looking from Station Road towards Washbrook Road through the gap in the railway embankment,
view obscured since the railway came in 1893.
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