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Two-story brick building with a shopfront displaying hanging clothes and three figures standing on the pavement outside.

50 High Street, Sutton, 1900s

50 High Street, Sutton

History of 50 High Street

A street scene showing brick buildings, a prominent pub sign for The Crown, and two small figures walking along the road.

High Street Sutton 1900s. The Crown. R P Humphrey grocery oppositie.

Frank Blake’s general store was here 1890s – 1920s.

R P Humphrey set up a drapers and grocery at the same location afterwards.

Two-storey terraced house with cream-colored render, sash windows, and two black front doors under small gabled porches.

50 High Street Sutton (RGL2025)

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