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Shopfronts of 70 Sidney Street, featuring a hanging pipe sign, and 69, with a man standing beside a bicycle on the pavement.

70 Sidney Street Kittridge tobacconist & 69 Warrington butchers

69 Sidney Street

History of 69 Sidney Street

1861 vacant


1871

Charlotte Macleod, wife, shoe shop, b Cambridge

Mary Baddams, daughter, unmarried, 21, employed in shoe shop, b Yorks.


1891

uninhabited


Shopfront of C.B. Warrington & Sons featuring a dense display of hanging animal carcasses suspended from the exterior facade.

69 Sidney Street c.1910 (MoC258/72)

1913

Warrington & Sons butchers

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