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A black-and-white view of Bridge Street in St Ives with pedestrians, horse-drawn carts on cobbles, and shops with awnings.

Bridge Street c.1910 no.2 on right (HuntsRO)

2 Bridge Street, St Ives

History of 2 Bridge Street

A cobbled street scene with horse-drawn carriages, a cyclist, and pedestrians moving past shopfronts on both sides.

Bridge Street c.1910 no.2 on right (Norris Mus)

In the photo above can be seen fishing rods ‘roach poles’. On the left is Robert Kiddle and Son Ltd.

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