Shops
When the main means of transport was the carriers cart, most villages like Ickleton included a range of local shops and services. Although the railway arrived in the mid-nineteenth century, it has only been in recent decades that this situation has truly reversed including a period in the 1980s when Ickleton had no shop at all
This collection, features a number of locations which have at one time accommodated these village businesses.
Search for '#shops'. Found 16 matches. Thumbnail:
This collection, features a number of locations which have at one time accommodated these village businesses.
Search for '#shops'. Found 16 matches. Thumbnail:
B118 - Butcher's shop 63 Abbey Street 1980
B219 - Will Griggs with Dinah Millson in his butchers' shop at 63 Abbey Street, around 1970.
B245 - on right, Mrs Caswell (nee Connie Thompson)? at the Jolly Butchers, Abbey Street
D1256 - Malyons butchers shop, business cards. c.1990
A510 Village shop & Jolly Butcher's pub, Abbey Street, 1914
A318 - Headless Duck, 26 Abbey Street
A478 Chestnuts and workshop at entrance to Godfrey's yard, 1927
A413 - Shop, Abbey Street 1920s?
A503 Abbey St, village shop, 1968
A073 - Shop etc, Abbey Street, 1993
A305 - Village Shop, 1950s
A328 - Frogge End, 2004
A091 - Post office etc, Frogge Street, c.1915
A307 Saffrons - the old Post Office, 32 Frogge Street, 1985
A095 - Frogge Street, c.1915
A096 - Frogge Street, 1994
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