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32 Mill Road, Taybank

History of 32 Mill Road

1899

An 1899 printed advertisement for Mathers jeweller showing a figure riding a bicycle with clock-face wheels next to text.

21 Mill Road, advert 1899

1901

Thomas Alexander Mathers, 49, watchmaker, b Scotland

1913

Mathers and Son, watchmakers and jewellers

Thomas Mathers, Councillor of the Borough

1962

Dipple and Conway, opticians

Alfred C Ashman

1995

Cafe CB1. Opened by Daniel Sturdy, it was said to be one of the first internet cafes in the UK. It closed in 2015.

2016

Tom’s Cakes

A bright lime-green shop front on Mill Road with a person sitting on a small chair outside and a bicycle parked alongside.

32 Mill Road, 2022, photo David Gent

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