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A street scene in Sutton with a vintage car parked on the right, buildings lining the road, and a pub sign overhead.

The Crown, High Street, Sutton c1950s

54 High Street, Sutton

History of 54 High Street Sutton

On left of photo is C B Darby butchers, no.54. Up until WWII there were four butchers shops in the village, Clark, Darby, Linford and Swayer. Because of the shortage of meat, two shops, Sawyer and Linford, closed.

A yellow brick house labelled Boundary Villa stands next to a pink-painted house with dormer windows along a paved street.

56 – 54 High Street Sutton (RGL2025)

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