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Opposite Railway Hotel, but I am sure I can remember it being in the Palace building at one time, and there is something familiar about it being where Garth Dawsons is on Little Blackburn Road

Found this advert

Nice picture here Cashy

Welcome was on Elephant Street Cashy, Colliers was on Birtwistle Street.

Always thought that Hopwoods had a window in Warner Street.

Bowden's pie shop and cafe was higher up than Tattersalls as far as I can remember. Was the shop just lower down than the Warner's called Hopwoods, sold fancy goods and lighting if I remember and it carried on round into Church Street. There was the Catholic Club, upstairs next to Key Joes

Here is an advert from around 1920

The seller will be charged fees of about 15% of the selling price. If they are joke bids will he still be liable for ebay charges ?

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Also have a look at post 168 in this thread

See posts 100 & 101 in this thread http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f124/street-names-39784-7.html

As far as I know Marquis Street became Broadway, the Slaters was across Whalley Road from the Peel's Arms (now the Broadway)

Had a look, entered Accrinton and it came up with 'no photos of this location'

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