Wilkinson - Newsagent, confectioner & tobacconist
H. J. Wilkinson and Barnsdale & Sons - Market Place
1988 - To the left of the Post Office (no.9) is the entrance to Goxhill Avenue, formerly Gas House Lane, with Barnsdale Butchers (no.7) to the right.
c1988 - Goxhill Avenue, formerly Gas House Lane, to the left of the Post Office at no. 9 High Street
c 2002 Post Office - no. 9 High Street
Rawlinson's shop - in the front yard of The Queen Inn - no. 49 Station Street
Rawlinson's shop - in the front yard of The Queen Inn Station Street
1964 London Gazette - Rawlinson in receivership
Hardware shop - nos. 1 to 3 Station Street, opposite Dial Hall
Browns Grocer & Draper - nos. 1 to 3 Station Street, opposite Dial Hall
Post Office - Market Place - Church Street
Post Office - Market Place - Church Street
Post Office - Market Place - Church Street
2018 Site of Old Post Office - Market Place
Sharpe's Market - Market Place
Sharpe's Market in School Lane - demolished c1966
Sharpe's Market in School Lane - demolished c1966
Sharpe's Market in School Lane - demolished c1966
2004 Location of former Sharpe's Market in School Lane
1916 Newspaer article - Arthur Sharpe, grocer, disorderly conduct
c1920 Thomas Elsam - Tailor & Outfitter
c2002 - 33 High Street, B.J. Videos & George Barnsdale Security Group.
1960s F. Wilson baker at no. 33 High Street. To the right, no's 31, 29, and 27 long demolished.
1907 Newspaper ad 'George Holt, Wire Merchant'
1899 Newspaper report of a gruesome accident
1873 Newspaper notice - the late G. Dolby's House, Shop & Premises to let in Market Place