Category Archive for ‘Shops/Businesses’

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BTT 1169-80-7 BTT 1169-80-7 Three receipts from Isle of Wight Waterworks Company for water rates 7^th November 1928

BTT 1169-80-7-1 BTT 1169-80-7-1 Bill and receipt from John Janes contractor and … Read More

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BTT 1169-80-6-1 BTT 1169-80-6-1 Bill and receipt from H G Duffett coal, coke and wood merchant at Wheatsheaf Inn 18^th April 1928

BTT 1169-80-6-2 BTT 1169-80-6-2 Bill and receipt from … Read More

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BTT 1169-80-4-1 BTT 1169-80-4-1 Bill for cement from The Brading Cement Company Ltd 1^st November 1928

BTT 1169-80-4-2 BTT 1169-80-4-2 Bill for cement from The Brading Cement Company Ltd … Read More

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BTT 1169-14-1 Accounts sheet.

BTT 1169-14-2 Chaffey – tea.

BTT 1169-14-3 Wetherick – Bread, butter.

BTT 1169-14-4 Wetherick – receipt.

BTT 1169-14-5 Simmonds – butter, … Read More

BCA 11. Photo taken 14th July 2020. This 17th century Coaching Inn has had several identities over the years:

Gould’s Temperance Hotel, The Woodlands Hotel, A La Carte, Badgers Bistro, The Dark Horse, The Smart Fox, The Snooty Fox, The … Read More

Mr John Talbot (son of Bert) believes the business was almost opposite the cricket ground, the farm cottage was right near the road, but was demolished many years ago.

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Chum Fowler (left of central back row next to man in hat),  Reg Langstaff and Jack Trott (4th and 3rd from right, bottom row), Gordon Trott (2nd from right) and grandfather Percy Trott behind him. Can anybody fill in any … Read More

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Deacons shop was used for the Liberal Party Committee Room. Sir Godfrey Baring elected Isle of Wight M.P. in 1906.

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