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30 August 2010
19:5168009I might add this when I get some more 'nows' to match some of my old images....
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howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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30 August 2010
20:1168023a milliners too, they should have kept going.
our susan would have kept them in luxury.
30 August 2010
20:1468025Not the Milliner Brothers?
Don't tell me they are treading all over Charlie's patch trying to create a "good society"? Makes a change, them having screwed up the last one.
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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30 August 2010
20:1868030cannot blame the jewish twins for anything, can do in the future though.
my money is on another dave taking over, assuming that ed does not creep up on him with a heavy stone like in the original bible story.
Terry Nunn
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30 August 2010
21:5668042Don't think people twigged what you did there Paul, well done.
Terry
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Jan Higgins
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30 August 2010
22:0868043I vaguely remember Hattons, when we first moved to the area. That was before it became the indoor market for a short time in the 70's, I think.
I twigged, no mobiles back then.
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howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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30 August 2010
22:1268044clever stuff from paul but the monochrome shop rather gave it away, i doubt that he was trying to fool us though.
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30 August 2010
22:1568045Lookup and it is still there - now WH Smiths
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Guest 653- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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31 August 2010
06:3468061I must be honest, I didn't spot it at first - thanks Terry for making me take a second look.
Very clever Paul. When did Hattons leave Biggin Street ?
Roger
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howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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31 August 2010
09:2568074what did flashmans actually sell?
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31 August 2010
10:3668092Estate Agents I think.
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31 August 2010
10:4668094Ken, Flashmans was a very expensive furnishers, they also I believe did removals.
Guest 666- Registered: 25 Mar 2008
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31 August 2010
10:5068095These old images are GREAT...couldn't they be enlarged onto the awful closed-up shop fronts in some way like onto hoardings etc.
Would sure make a great attraction for the tourists to see the new 'retro' Dover?
Oh Boy!, That'll be the day.........
Guest 651- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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31 August 2010
10:5568096That would be good to see BuddyG - I am looking at the possibilities of doing a display at the old indoor market, not sure if it will come off though.....
Re Flashmans I also think I have seen them down as an Auctioneer and also a Funeral Director !!
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Guest 700- Registered: 11 Jun 2010
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31 August 2010
16:3468142Another old one of Hattons. When the shop closed Bob bought some of the wood from the shop fittings to make our bookshelves.
Mid or early 1970s ?
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31 August 2010
18:5868165blimey.. between the pair of you.. you may well pull up a photo of my Dover ancestors shop at this rate..
James carpenter, jewellers, dont ask me where, i cant for the life remember..
Guest 651- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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31 August 2010
19:2468170Don't know about that one, but in the 1830s there were TEN 'Straw Hat Makers' in the town of Dover !!
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Guest 690- Registered: 10 Oct 2009
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31 August 2010
20:3168179#16 I`d have thought very early 70s or even late 60s Kath, but just basing that on the clothes, which is all you can do I suppose? Paul, I enjoy seeing those old picture`s blended into the modern scene, well done mate.
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31 August 2010
20:3868181Thanks Colin - every since seeing the "After the Battle" magazines with it's then and now format i have thought of this style of photo. Always hard to imagine standing somewhere and being able to look around and see what it would have been like 50/100 years ago. Wonder how long technology will take to be able to analyse images into a virtual historic view ?
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