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A row of brick terraced houses with large advertising posters on the gable end and a vintage car parked out front.

50 High Street, Chesterton in 1928 (Cambs Collection)

48 – 50 High Street, Chesterton

History of 48 - 50 High Street Chesterton

1913

(48 – 50)

Mrs M Bailey, draper

Chesterton Post Office. Money Order and Savings Bank


1920s

A brick building with large advertisements for Greens Sponge Mixture and Mansion Polish, featuring a family group on the street.

Chesterton Post Office in the 1920s. Frank Bailey and family.


1928

Frank Arthur Bailey kept the shop and post office


1962

Frank A Bailey

John R Bailey, stationer and post office

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