Market Place, about 1890
(Southwold Museum P1037)
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Another view of the Market Place in about 1890.
On the extreme left is No 15, Walter J Hanner, the chemist,
now The Amber Shop. Next to it is the building now wholly
occupied by Denny & Son but then divided into two. The
left half (No 13) is Canova the jeweller. The right half
is Denny. Beyond that, on the other side of Child's Yard,
at No 5, is Edward Moore Dale. the hairdresser. The Three
storey building on the right is Critten, the chemist at
No 100 High Street.
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Reproduced from the late
Barrett Jenkins' book, 'A Visit to Southwold' by kind permission
of his daughter, Ann Thornton.
Looking across the arket Place from the Town Pump towards the Thomas Denny store
(centre) and Town Hall on the right. C1890-1900.
Southwold Museum
P049
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Market Place featured on
a postcard of the early 1900s. (Southwold Museum P118)
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View from the Market Place in the 1970s
Photo courtesy of Ian Goffin
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for panoramic tour.