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| Charles Andrews |
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Pint & Half Pint Spirit Bottles Embossed "C.
Andrews Wine Merchant Hunstanton" |
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Half Pint Spirit Bottles Embossed "C. Andrews
Wine Merchant Hunstanton" |
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Pint Beer Bottle Embossed "C. Andrews Wine
Merchant Hunstanton" |
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Pint Spirit Bottle Embossed "C.
Andrews Wine Merchant Hunstanton" |
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Hunts Patent Flagon Impressed "C. Andrews
Hunstanton" |
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Newspaper Advert |
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1880 |
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Charles Andrews Advertisement |
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1892 |
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Charles Andrews Advertisement |
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1893 |
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1935 |
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| Charles
Andrews is listed from 5 Victoria Buildings, Hunstanton from 1879 up to
and beyond 1932 as wine and spirit merchants. |
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| John W. Bodger |
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Chemist Bottles Embossed "Chemist J W Bodger M.P.S. Hunstanton And
Branches" |
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Fragment From A Footwarmer "Chemist & Optician Hunstanton, Peterborough" |
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Poison Bottle with Paper label |
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Paper Labelled Chemist Bottle |
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1914 |
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1914 |
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1914 |
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1916 |
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Advertisment |
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John W. Bodger is listed as a chemist at the Royal Parade, Greevegate
Road, Hunstanton from 1900 until 1916. He also had premises at
Snettisham and Peterborough. Was taken over by Reginald Harry Hands
between 1916 and 1922. |
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| Louisa Brooke &
Son |
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Two Tone Footwarmer Printed "L. Brooke & Son
Kings Lynn And Hunstanton" |
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Advertisment |
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| Mrs. Louisa Brooke is listed as a
China & Glass Dealer at 147 Norfolk Street from 1896 until 1908. From
1912 until 1932 she is listed at 140 Norfolk Street, King's Lynn. L.
Brooke is listed from 1908 until 1922 as China and Glass Dealers at High
Street, Hunstanton. In 1922 Robert J Brooke is listed. Robert continues
to be listed beyond 1932.
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| Robert Cullen |
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All White Ginger Beer Bottle Printed "Cullen's
Home Brewed Ginger Beer Hunstanton" Made By Price of Bristol. |
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Imperial Half pint Beer Bottle Embossed "R.
Cullen Wine & Spirit Merchant Hunstanton" |
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Half Pint Beer Bottle Embossed "R. Cullen Wine &
Spirit Merchant Hunstanton" |
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Newspaper article deatiling Robert Cullens
business failure |
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1902 |
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1902 |
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Robert Cullen is listed at 4 Le Strange Terrace as
a grocer and wine and spirit merchant from 1896 until he went
bankrupt in 1902. |
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| James Duffield |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "J Duffield Wine
Merchant Hunstanton" |
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Advert for Guiness Stout 1880 |
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1887 |
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1873 |
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1874 |
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James Duffield is first listed in 1875 as a grocer, wine and beer
merchant from Le Strange Terrace. He continues to be listed as a grocer
until his last entry in 1883. |
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| Golden Lion Hotel Co Ltd |
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Half Pint Beer Bottle Embossed "Golden Lion Hotel Co Ltd Hunstanton" |
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Information Needed |
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| Arthur R. Guy & Thomas Dungey Guy |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "T.D. Guy Grocer &
Spirit Merchant Hunstanton" |
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10oz Chapman's Patent Embossed "T.D. guy
Hunstanton" |
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Chapman's Patent Bottles. Left Hand Pair Read
"T.D. Guy Hunstanton" Right Hand Bottle Reads "Guy Hunstanton" |
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6 & 10oz Bulb Neck Codd Bottles Embossed "A.R
Guy Hunstanton" |
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10oz Hamilton Bottle Embossed " Guy Hunstanton" |
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10oz Cylinder Embossed "Guy Hunstanton" |
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10oz Cylinder Embossed "T. D Guys Aerated Waters
Hunstanton" |
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Auction for sale of Thomas Dungey Guys Mineral
Water Works 1888 |
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1884 |
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1873 |
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1888 |
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| Thomas Dungey Guy listed as a soda
water manufacturer in 1875 until 1890 when Arthur R. Guy is listed. |
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| Reginald Harry Hands |
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Paper Labelled Cardboard Pill Box |
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Hands Advertisement |
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| Reginald Harry Hands took over from
John W. Bodger and is listed as a Dispensing Chemist & Sight-Seeing
Optician at Royal Parade, Greevegate Road in 1922 & 1925 but by 1929 had
been taken over by John MacMillan. |
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| John Harrison |
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Slipglazed porter Bottle Impressed "J Harrison
Hunstanton" |
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| John Harrison is listed in the
"Exchequer Inn" from 1830 - 1839. He is then listed in the "Le Strange
Arms" from 1845 until 1854. |
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| Hunstanton Mineral Water Co Ltd |
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"Hunstanton Mineral Water Co" |
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Champagne Ginger Beer Bottles Printed "Hunstanton Mineral Water Co" &
"Hunstanton Mineral Water Co Ltd" |
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10 & 6oz Codd Bottles Embossed "Hunstanton Mineral Water Co Ltd" |
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Large & Small Flat Bottomed Hamiltons Embossed "Hunstanton Mineral Water
Co" |
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10 & 6oz Codd Bottles Embossed "Hunstanton Mineral Water Co" &
"Hunstanton Mineral Water Co Ltd" |
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Liquidation Notice |
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Liquidation Notice |
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Creditors Notice |
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1911 |
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1924 |
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1908 |
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1924 |
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Takeover of Hunstanton Mineral Water in 1909 |
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1919 |
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1912 |
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1911 |
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Hunstanton Mineral Water Co listed in the 1908 Kelly's Directory, and at
King's Lynn in the 1912 Kelly's Directory |
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James Lambert & Sons |
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Pint Beer Bottles Left hand Embossed "Lambert & Sons Snettisham &
Hunstanton" Right hand Embossed "Lambert & Sons Snettisham And
Hunstanton" |
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Pint And Half Pint Beers Embossed "Lambert & Sons Snettisham And
Hunstanton" |
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Half Pint Machine Made Beer Bottle Embossed "Lambert & Sons Snettisham &
Hunstanton" |
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1 Pint Beer Embossed "Lambert & Sons Snettisham & Hunstanton" |
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Left Hand Bottle Embossed "Imperial Half Pint Lambert & Sons Wine &
Spirit Merchant Snettisham & Hunstanton" Right Hand Bottle Embossed
"Imperial Half Pint Lambert & Sons Wine & Spirit Merchant Hunstanton" |
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Brown Flagon Impressed "Lambert & Sons Snettisham And Hunstanton
"Vinegar"" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "Lambert & Sons Snettisham & Hunstanton
Spirits" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "Lambert & Sons Snettisham & Hunstanton" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed ""Spirits" Lambert & Sons Snettisham &
Hunstanton" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "Lambert & Sons Snettisham & Hunstanton" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed ""Vinegar" Lambert & Sons Snettisham &
Hunstanton"" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "Lambert & Sons Snettisham & Hunstanton" |
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Lamberts Shop At Hunstanton |
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Lambert & Sons delivery vehicle |
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Lambert & Sons are listed as grocers and wine and
spirit merchants at Somerset House, High Street, Hunstanton from 1890
and beyond 1932. In 1922 they also began trading as ironmongers and
builders merchants from Tabor House, Hunstanton. |
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Walter Henry Lenton |
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Paper Labelled Witch Hazel Bottle |
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1914 |
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Lenton Advertisment |
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Lenton Advertisment |
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1914 |
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1931 |
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1932 |
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1930 |
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1930 |
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Walter Henry Lenton is listed as a chemist from 1912 until 1925 at Le
Strange Terrance by 1925 he had opened another shop on the High Street.
His last directory entry is in 1933. |
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J. MacMillan |
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Labelled Pill Pot |
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1928 |
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Information Required |
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| John W. Parker & Son |
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Pint & Half Pint Beer Bottles Embossed "J.W.
Parker & Son Hunstanton" |
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Pint Beer Bottle Embossed "J.W. Parker & Son
Hunstanton" |
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Parkers Shopfront Advertisement |
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J.` W. Parker Rounds Book |
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1910 |
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1909 |
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Advertisment |
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| John Parker &
Son is listed as a grocer and wine and spirit merchant at Le Strange
Terrace from 1904 and beyond 1932. In 1905 he is listed as being grocers
by royal warrant to H.M. the King & to H. R. M. the Prince of Wales. |
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| Herbert Thomas Pointer |
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10 & 6oz Codd Bottles Embossed "Pointer Lynn &
Hunstanton" |
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Newspaper Notice about the failings of Pointers
Business 1903 |
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Full account of Herbert Thomas Pointers Mineral
Water Works 1903 |
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Newspaper Notice about the failings of Pointers
Business 1903 |
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Sale Notice for a soda water machine and 20
gross of stoneware bottles 1901 |
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1902 |
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1900 |
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Herbert Thomas Pointer was an engineer in the employment of Frederick
Savage of King's Lynn. Went into business as a mineral water
manufacturer in 1899 and gave up the business in 1901. |
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| William Ramsell |
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Ramsell Showcard |
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William Ramsell |
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The only entry I can find for William Ramsell at Hunstanton is in 1905
possibly became Hunstanton Mineral Waters. |
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J. Robertson |
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Milk Bottle Printed J. Robertson High Street Hunstanton St. Edmunds
Dairy" |
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Information Needed |
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Albert Robson |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "A. Robson Wine & Spirit Merchant Hunstanton" |
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Bankruptcy Notice 1877 |
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1874 |
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1873 |
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1877 |
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1877 |
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1873 |
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Albert Robson is first listed in 1865 as a commission agent. In 1868 he
is listed as a corn, coal, cake, salt and ale, stout and wine merchant.
He is last listed in 1879 |
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Benjamin Frederick & Mary Rowell & Nourse & Rowell |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "Nourse & Rowell Golden Lion Hotel Hunstanton" |
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Soda Syphon Etched "Rowell R Hunstanton" |
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Two Tone Ginger Beer Bottle Printed "Rowell R Hunstanton Hunstanton" |
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10 & 6oz Codd Bottles Embossed "M. Rowell Hunstanton" |
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10 & 6oz Patent Safe Groove Codd Bottles Embossed "B. F. Rowell
Hunstanton" & Standard 6oz Codd Bottle Embossed "B.F. Rowell Hunstanton" |
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Brass Ash Tray Which Reads "Rowell's Hunstanton Table Waters Potass
Seltzer Soda Waters" |
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10oz Hamilton Embossed "B.F Rowell Hunstanton" |
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6oz Hamilton Embossed "B.F Rowell Hunstanton" |
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Sale Notice of the mineral water works of Mary Rowell in 1909 |
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Death notice for Benjamin Frederick Rowell in 1893 |
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1887 |
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1879 |
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1909 |
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1888 |
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Nourse & Rowell occupied the Golden Lion public house in Hunstanton
between 1879 and 1892. Benjamin F Rowell was then listed in the 1896
Kelly's Directory a mineral water manufacturer. By 1900 the company had
been handed over to Mrs. Mary Rowell also listed as a mineral water
manufacturer until 1908. |
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Thrower & Co |
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"Thrower & Co Superior Table Waters Kings Lynn & Hunstanton" |
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Glass Crown Cap Ginger Beer Embossed "Thrower King's Lynn & Hunstanton" |
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Paper Labelled Throwers Ginger Beer |
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Glass Crown Cap Pop Bottles Embossed "Thrower King's Lynn & Hunstanton" |
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Glass Ash Tray With Throwers Label |
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Glass Ash Tray With Throwers Label |
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Thrower & Co Delivery lorry |
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Inside Thrower & Co's Factory |
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1942 |
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Advertisment |
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1938 |
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1938 |
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Early 1920s Mr. R. W.
Thrower started the company from scratch at premises at South Quay,
King's Lynn. Mid 1920s he took over Watsons of Hunstanton and ran both
factories until his untimely death at the age of 42 in 1938, winning
both gold and silver medals for his drinks during that time. His Widow
ran the business through the 1939/45 war supplying RAF and Army camps as
well as local pubs etc. The Hunstanton factory was closed for security
reasons during that time, and the Lynn factory was the only one of five
in the town to remain open throughout the war. After WW11 the two sons
took over and combined both factories into a new purpose built one on
the Lynn Hardwick Estate in 1964 and production continued there until
1971 when the factory was sold and the firm moved to Hunstanton, trading
from there as wholesalers finally closing in 1984. At its height it had
ten vehicles on the road and employed around 30 staff. |
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Samuel Wales & Sarah Ann Wales |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "S. Wales Railway Hotel Hunstanton" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "Samuel Wales Wine & Spirit Merchant
Hunstanton" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "S.A. Wales Railway Hotel Hunstanton" |
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Samuel Wales Advertisement |
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Samuel Wales Advertisement |
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Bankruptcy Notice |
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1880 |
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1869 |
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1877 |
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1881 |
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1909 |
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1876 |
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Samuel Wales is first listed in the "Railway Hotel" from 1864. Samuel
continues to be listed until 1883 when Sarah Ann Wales has taken over.
She continues to be listed until 1896. |
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Watsons (Hunstanton) Ltd |
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Two Tone Ginger Beer Bottles Printed "Watsons Ltd/W Hunstanton" |
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All Brown Ginger Beer Bottles Printed "Watsons Ltd/W Hunstanton" |
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Acid Etched Ginger Beer Bottle "Watsons Hunstanton" |
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Two Tone Crown Cap Ginger Beer Bottle Printed "Watsons Ltd Hunstanton" |
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Soda Syphon Etched "Watsons Hunstanton" |
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Soda Syphon Etches "Watsons (Hunstanton) Limited" |
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10 & 6oz Codd Bottles Embossed "Watsons Hunstanton" |
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Various Watsons Codd Bottles |
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Acid Etched Codd Bottles "Watsons Hunstanton" |
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Crown Cap Flat Bottomed Hamiltons Embossed "Watsons Ltd Hunstanton" |
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Crown Cap Flat Bottomed Hamiltons Embossed "Watsons Hunstanton" |
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Crown Cap Stretched Seltzer Embossed "Watsons Ltd Hunstanton" |
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Blob top Stretched Seltzer Embossed "Watsons Hunstanton" Crown Cap
Stretched Seltzers Embossed "Watsons Ltd Hunstanton" |
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Takeover of Watsons in 1910 |
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1913 |
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1912 |
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1913 |
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1913 |
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1910 |
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Watsons (Hunstanton) Limited listed as mineral
water manufacturers in 1912 until 1922 at Westgate Hunstanton. |
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Neville Winlove |
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Pint Beer Bottles Embossed "Winlove Hunstanton" |
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Half Pint Beer Bottle Embossed "Winlove Hunstanton" |
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Wanted ad for delivery boy |
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1901 |
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Advertisment |
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Neville Winlove is listed as a grocer and wine and
spirit merchant on Crescent Road from 1904 until 1912 when he is just
listed as a grocer. He continues to be listed as a grocer until 1916. |
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