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Two gabled dormer windows set into a white-painted brick facade above a storefront sign reading VEYOR OF HIGH CLASS GOODS.

26 High Street, Brampton (RGL2025)

London House, 26 High Street, Brampton

History of 26 High Street

1900s one of two shops owned by William Wright, a prominent non-conformist.

Arthur and Flora Nobbs took over the business from the Wrights. Flora stands in the doorway in the photo.

Later it was Childs greengrocer’s.

(Huntingdonshire Through Time by Akeroyd and Clifford)

Sources

  • Book
  • Huntingdon Archives

Projects

  • Brampton

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