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  1. Middlesbrough Evening Gazette

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    Kay Howard commented  · 

    Turners cinema and photography
    Granada TVs
    Electric board and gas showroom
    Dewhursts butchers
    Smiths dry cleaners
    Broughs supermarket
    Hepworth tailors
    March the tailor
    Roberts fresh fish
    Pellechis ( sp)ice cream

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  2. South London Papers

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    Kay Howard commented  · 

    The Haven 42 crystal palace park road

    I am looking for information on what was a childrens home run by the salvation army. Its entrance was situated originally in crystal palace park road number 42. I cant find any photos of that building before it was knocked down. It was build in the 1800's and was i assume part of the lush houses built oposite the crystal palace park road entrance to the crystal palace. It was huge house and had a cottage situated in its grounds. I am told it was knocked down and rebuilt due to subsidance and has been replaced with a new building also called The Haven which is a childrens home.

    I would imagine it was in the news over the years and seeking help tracing its history.

    It had a huge garden and behind it was an old peoples homes to the left.

    Its entrance was lined with lots of fir trees and there was an old bunker there too which we were always told was for the war.

    Does anyone have any information

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  3. Staffordshire Sentinel

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    Kay Howard commented  · 

    Some of my haunts..

    5 Towns Cafe at the bottom of hope st - had a pool table
    There was a really good chippy next door to 5 towns cafe.
    Castle Computers - Hope St
    Town Computers - Town Road - My fave when I got my c64 in 1984.
    The Bakehouse in the Bus Station - Chicken and Stuffing Baps were nice, also rectangular pizzas
    Madcap Records - Hope St
    Ratners - Bus Station
    Out of This World - Stafford St (V Old videogame store - had a load of the grandstand videogames from here)

    Please add the 70s

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