Street Furniture

High Street

Museum Ref No: D_High_Street_0087
High Street c.1890. Lamp standard.
Photograph

• 1 attachment

High Street

Museum Ref No: D_High_Street_0088
High Street, 1874. Beech Hurst on right. Lamp standard.
Photograph

• 1 attachment

High Street

Museum Ref No: D_High_Street_0105
High Street near junction with Towngate Street c.1890. Ansty Arms, public water pump and lamp standard.
Photograph

• 1 attachment

High Street

Museum Ref No: D_High_Street_0106s
High Street, Falklands Square, 1987. Arndale Centre. Dolphin Hotel and Jolly Miller. Modern lamp standards.
Photograph

• 1 attachment

High Street

Museum Ref No: D_High_Street_0131s
High Street looking towards Level Crossing, 1989. Chas E. Wyatt (butchers) and Wimpy restaurant.
Photograph

• 1 attachment

High Street

Museum Ref No: D_High_Street_0155
High Street, numbers 39-41, includes W.H. Cullen (ship's stores) S.R. Hunt (cobblers) and 'Sweets and Smokes'. Lamp standard. Photograph Barbara Bristowe
Photograph

• 1 attachment

High Street

Museum Ref No: D_High_Street_0165
High Street at Cornmarket c.1905. Bacon and Curtis Ltd.
Photograph

• 1 attachment

High Street

Museum Ref No: D_High_Street_0169
High Street, late 1800s. Shops including C. Oliver and Moss to left. Bull's Head sign to right. Three balls sign (pawnbrokers). Carts and lamp standards.
Photograph

• 1 attachment

High Street

Museum Ref No: D_High_Street_0184
High Street from North Street junction c.1905. Bungalow Café, lamp standard, workmen digging up road.
Photograph

• 1 attachment

High Street

Museum Ref No: D_High_Street_0176
High Street from Nos. 98 & 109 c.1890. Note sign for Western Counties and S. Wales Telephone Co. on right. States that it is a telephone call room. Lamp standards.
Photograph

• 1 attachment