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A brick storefront displaying hanging clothes and luggage with a row of men standing on the pavement outside in 1912.

Norman Bradley Pawnbroker’s Fitzroy Street 1912 (MoC176)

29, (112 – 114) Fitzroy Street

History of 112-114 Fitzroy Street

1851 Fitz Roy

Joseph Sturton, 35, chemist, Sleaford Lincs

Elizabeth, sister, 39, Sleaford

Ann, sister, 32, Sleaford

Susan Sanders, 18, servant, Norfolk

In 1861 the family were at 119 Fitzroy Street


1861


1913 (112 – 114)

Norman Bradley and Co, silversmiths and pawnbrokers

Philip Liles manager


1962 (29)

J H Dewhurst, butchers

Mrs Bassett

 

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