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Collins (and later Crofts) Stores, in High Street, recalled by Frank Steel, on of several grocery shops which closed due to the competition from supermarkets and travel by car

Frank Steel

Frank Steel interviews

Frank Steel, interviewed by Kevin Delanoy in 1978

Collins (and later Crofts) Stores, in High Street, recalled by Frank Steel, on of several grocery shops which closed due to the competition from supermarkets and travel by car

Frank Steel 1.mp3 (MP3 27.8Mb)

Frank Steel 2.mp3 (MP3 17Mb)

All audio and photographic material Copyright © 1970-2016 Lorna Delanoy

Sources

• Oral / Unpublished Sources
• Sound Recording

Projects

• Haddenham
• Oral History Archive

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