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9 Bridge Street Mar 2007
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9 Bridge Street Mar 2007

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9 Bridge Street Mar 2007
Bridge Street c1890
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Bridge Street c1890

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Bridge Street c1890
The entrance to the Sunday School, Aug 2012
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The entrance to the Sunday School, Aug 2012

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The entrance to the Sunday School, Aug 2012
Arthur Clifford's retirement, 1993
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Arthur Clifford's retirement, 1993

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Arthur Clifford's retirement, 1993
Furr & Company move to 7 Bridge Street Feb 2006
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Furr & Company move to 7 Bridge Street Feb 2006

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Furr & Company move to 7 Bridge Street Feb 2006
South-west Bridge Street showing "Angela Knight Lingerie", 24 Jul 2016.
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South-west Bridge Street showing "Angela Knight Lingerie", 24 Jul 2016.

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South-west Bridge Street showing "Angela Knight Lingerie", 24 Jul 2016.
 
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