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Three men and a boy stand in the doorway of a shop named Gardiner and Co, decorated with Union Jack flags and jubilee posters.

10 Union Street, Wisbech c1910

10 Union Street, Wisbech

History of 10 Union Street

Listed Building

Mid to late C19 shop.


1910 Gardiner & Co. In the picture the windows are showing a range of patriotic souvenirs because of the coronation of George V.

Five men stand in front of the Gardiner and Co. storefront, which features display windows and signs for a bookbinding shop.

10 Union Street, Wisbech, 1902 (McNamara)

John Gardener came to Wisbech in 1836 as editor of the Wisbech Gazette. By 1840 the paper had closed and in 1845 Gardiner founded the Wisbech Advertiser.

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