The eastern end of the village in the early 1900s as drawn by A. J. Orange in 1970.
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Shop Sites

100 Forge – Shearing and Arnold/ Robert Johnson
101 Game Shop – Robert Rolphe, Bike and Fish & Chips – Collins, Fish & Chips – Tillets/ H.Wortley/ Sykes/ Wortley/ Fletcher
102 1. Bakehouse 2. Gladstone House – Sweetshop and ice creams – Walden/ Young/ Dolly Cooper
103 1. Old School 2. Engineering works – Mike Edwards/ Weldall/ Warren Engineering
104 White cottage next old school – Jack Edwards undertaker and builder. Mike Edwards (son) started in workshop here before moving to 103

105 Miss Spencer’s Dame School
106 Whitby cottage – H.Field/ Edwards – builder
107 Symons electrical
108 Forge – Harman/ Dickerson/ Walden, Museum
109 Crown Inn
110 Grocers – Mrs Lister/ Caswell/ Lightbody
111a Elliots Saw Mill half way up Lodge Road)
111b Brinkley’s veg passed 111a

112 Shoemaker – Clarke/ Levi Upcraft
113 Bakery – Victor Curtis/ Benham
114 Plumber – Lindsay 1^st site, 2^nd site at 109
115 Dairy – Poole/ Carless. Garage – Fox
116 YMCA
117 Roseneath cottage – Howletts bike shop 1930s/ Residencial for RAF/ White’s carpet shop
118 Cobblers
119 Hairdressers – Edgar Laws

120 Wheelwright/ Gravedigger Pearson ran a Maltings.
121 Sweetshop Miss Lambert (Aunt Tilley)/ Hugh Vincent – sweets, shoes, grocery
122 Allan – Hardware, Tyres/ PJ Commercial vehicles
123 Wheelwright – Palmer/ Radios & taxi – Aubrey Neville/ Parnell – Hairdresser
124 Grocers – Jacobs/ Walden, Dressmakers -
125 Bell Pub and Fish&Chips from side
126 Shellfish - Adams

Beginning of Conducted Tour