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Charles Thomas Baker |
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Footwarmer Printed "C.T. Baker, Ld Holt & Sheringham" |
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Footwarmer Printed "C.T. Baker, Ld Holt & Sheringham" |
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Doulton Thermette Footwarmer Printed "C.T. Baker Ltd Holt & Sheringham" |
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C.T. Baker Advertisement |
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C.T. Baker Advertisement |
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C.T. Baker Advertisement |
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Baker Delivery Van |
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From 1822 until 1839 John Baker is listed at Market Place Holt as an
Ironmonger. In 1845 John & Charles Baker are listed as Ironmongers,
Merchants, Braziers & Oilmen, this continues up until 1858 when they are
both still listed but Charles has also become a Brewer at a different
address. In 1863 Charles Baker is listed on his own as an Ironmonger and
Brewer. In 1875 Charles is joined by his son to form Charles Baker and
Son still listed as Ironmongers and Charles on his own as a Brewer. By
1879 the Ironmongers business was in the hands of Charles Thomas Baker
and the William Custance Baker was listed as Brewer. Charles Thomas
Baker continues to be listed until 1900 and in 1904 the business becomes
a limited company. C T Baker Ltd continue to be listed as Wholesale and
Retail Ironmongers at Market Place and Norwich Road up until 1932.
However this company still exist in Holt today. The company also had
branches at Fakenham and Sheringham. |
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William
Holmes Burrell & Co |
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Paper Labeled Chemist Bottle |
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William Holmes Burrell was first listed in 1890. He Continues to be
listed at High Street Sheringham until 1933 When the firm became W. H.
Burell & Co Ltd. They Continue to be listed beyond 1937. |
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Percy
Cadman |
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Chemist Bottle Acid Etched "Cadman Chemists Sheringham" |
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Paper Label |
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Cadman Shopfront |
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Percy Cadman is listed from 1912 at Church Street Sheringham as a
chemist. He continues to be listed beyond 1937. |
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Henry William Churchyard & Sons |
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Pair Of Ginger Beer Bottles Made By Pearson's Of Chesterfield Printed
"The Real Old Fashioned Churchyard & Sons Ginger Beer Cromer &
Sheringham" |
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London Gazette Notice of Walter John Churchyard Leaving The Business. |
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Churchyard Advert from 1896 |
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Churchyard and
Sons are first listed in 1875 as grocer's and tea dealers Costessey. By 1883
they had opened a branch at Cromer. The first entry for being at
Sheringham is in 1892 when they were trading as grocers, drapers,
outfitters, provisions, wine and spirit merchants and china, glass & earthenware
depot. West End supply stores West St & Prince of Wales Rd Cromer &
Sheringham & Costessey They Continued to be listed until 1906.
Churchyards then became Spencers |
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Edwin Carter Cooper |
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Doulton Made Tap Jar/Flagon Printed "Cooper Sheringham" |
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Cooper advert from 1896 |
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Edwin Carter Cooper is listed in Sheringham in 1892 and 1896 as a Grocer
and Wine and Spirit Merchant in the High Street. By 1900 Morgans and Co
of Norwich had taken over. |
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East Coast Dairies |
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Milk Bottle Printed "East Coast Dairies Ltd. Sheringham 2355 Contents 1
Pint" |
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Information Needed |
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Jarrold & Sons Limited |
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Stoneware Desk Ink Printed "Jarrold & Sons Ltd Stationers London Norwich
Yarmouth Cromer & Sheringham" |
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Jarrold and Sons are first listed in Sheringham in 1900 as Stationers,
account book makers, news agents, book binders & booksellers at Station
Road Sheringham. By 1904 they had became a Limited company. In 1922 they
are also listed at the High Street and continue to be listed past 1932. |
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F. G. Jordan & Co |
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Paper labeled Bottle for Oil Of Eucalyptus |
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Paper Labelled Chemist Bottle |
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Jordan's Advertisment |
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Not Listed in 1933 or 1937 probably dating from the 50's. The Shop was
next door to Rusts on the High Street |
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Joy's China & Glass
Warehouse |
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Doulton Footwarmer Printed "Joy's Fakenham
Sheringham & Cromer" |
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Two Tone Foot Warmer Printed "Joys Sheringham" |
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Doulton Footwarmer Printed "Joy's Fakenham
Sheringham & Cromer" |
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London Gazette Entry With Joys Being Dissolved. |
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Painted Wall Norwich Road, Fakenham |
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Frank Thomas Joy is listed as a
China Dealer at High Street Sheringham in 1922. Joy's China & Glass
Warehouse is listed from 1925 until 1929 at Sheringham, Fakenham &
Cromer although the partnership between the owners Harry Rogers Perry &
Frank Thomas Joy was dissolved in 1925. |
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Morley Farm Dairy |
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Kilner Pedestal Base Milk Bottle Acid Etched "Morley Farm Dairy
Sheringham" |
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Sadler's Bazaar |
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Footwarmer Printed "Sadler's Bazaar. Sheringham." |
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Sadler Shopfront |
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in 1896 Arthur Sadler is listed as a Builder at Holway Road. In 1900
Charles Arthur Sadler is listed as a builder at Holway Road. In 1904 he
is also listed as an Ironmonger at Station Road. By 1912 he had stopped
being listed as a builder and was just listed as an Ironmonger and also
Sadlers Bizarre in the High Street. In 1922 the Bazaar is no longer
listed but he is listed as having Garages at Church Street and Norfolk
Road. In 1929 He is listed as Charles Arthur Sadler & Son & this
continues to be the case beyond 1932. |
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