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A man in a suit and hat walks along King Street past a white building with a demolition sign displayed on a temporary fence.

King Street properties near no. 109 circa 1960

105 (65) King Street

History of 105 King Street

1851

William Smith, 31, baker

1861

William Smith, 41, master baker employing 1 man, b Norfolk

1881

Johnson

1901 (65)

Pratt

1913 (105)

F Turner, cabinet maker, upholsterer and French polisher

1962  John G Haggar, greengrocer

A black and white street view of a terraced row of two-story buildings, featuring an office equipment shop on the corner.

105 King Street, 1970 (MoC 17/55/70)

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  • Building of Local Interest

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  • King Street

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