Rushden Research Group: R'den Hall Shop to Let

Rushden Hall - Shop to Let

22 High Street South with its fine new thatch April 2019

Northampton Mercury, 13^th March 1830

To Let

In the populous village of Rushden, Northamptonshire, a most desirable GROCER'S SHOP, with warehouse, garden, and orchard, most commodiously situated for business, in the high road from London to Leeds. The complete fittings-up, fixtures, &c. to be taken at a valuation.

Possession immediately.—Respectable references will be required.

Inquire at Rushden Hall.

Northampton Mercury, 16^th June 1832

Rushden
To Grocers and Ironmongers
To be let

From Year to Year, or for a Term of Years, with immediate Possession (The Property of THOMAS WILLIAMS Esq.)

All that MESSUAGE or TENEMENT, with the Grocer and Ironmonger's Shop, Yard, Garden, Orchard, Barn, Stable, Warehouse, and other requisite Out-buildings, well calculated for a Grocer or Ironmonger, situate in the centre of the populous Village of RUSHDEN, aforesaid for several years in the occupation of Mr. Overall, and late of Mr. G. Plested, Grocer and Ironmonger.

To view the Premises, apply to Daniel Dickins, of Rushden; and for further Particulars, to Mr. Robinson, Solicitor, Wellingborough.

Wellingborough, 15^th June 1832

Later this was rented by R O Butcher, and then continued as a grocery as wine merchants,
kept by Thomas Brown, who was known to have sold ale in bottles with his name.

Arthur Simpson had a cafe business from 1914 before his
daughter Florence Simpson took over as a milliner and dressmaker, later termed a 'modiste'.

Reverted to living accommodation in 2019 and now protected by Listed Building status..

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