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The brick shopfront of W. M. Cole, a tobacconist and confectioner, features two display windows flanking a central glazed door.

394 Mill Road

394 Mill Road

History of 394 Mill Road

1913
William Edwin Drinkwater, shoe repairer

1918
Sergeant Edwin Drinkwater, 3rd Prince of Wales Yorks Reg who had served in the 1914 Expeditionary Force, died in India on 6.10.1918 of flu and pneumonia. Aged 40 he was husband of Sarah Jane

1962
Sidney Cole, shopkeeper

1978
W. M. Cole, tobacconist

The brick shopfront of W. M. Cole, a tobacconist and confectioner, features two display windows flanking a central glazed door.

394 Mill Road

 

The brick shopfront of W. M. Cole, a tobacconist and confectioner, features two display windows flanking a central glazed door.Yellow brick facade of a two-storey house featuring a grey front door, white-framed windows, and red brick decorative banding.

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