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Codnor Park & Ironville Co-Operative Society - King William Street, Ironville - Circa 1910.
Photo courtesy of John Fox who lived at Station Road, Codnor Park from 1948 to 1996. John remembers playing near the Co-Op and that they could cater for any need 'from the cradle to the grave.' There was Co-Op mortuary at the top of the hill as well as a Co-Op Bank and Insurance Office.
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King William Street 1977 - looking towards the King William Public House. |
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King William Street 1977 - with L.R. Sharplin's shop on the right. |
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King William IV Public House 1977- with The Mechanic's Institute back right. |
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Ironville Post Office |
Thanks go Eric Hughes ex -resident of Jacksdale for providing these photos of King William Street. Eric was born at 54, Albert Avenue, Jacksdale in 1939 and emigrated to Tasmania, Australia in 1969. Eric's father - Fred Hughes was born at Golden Valley in 1912 and spent much of his childhood at Foundry Row, Ironville and also at Pye Hill. Eric's Uncle Bill kept the grocer's shop at Pye Hill.
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Dolly Hole's Haberdashery
King William Street - 1910 - 1920 |
