Kings Langley, High Street c.1965
Photo ref:
K95070
More about this scene
The driver of the Ford 300E van in the foreground has popped into Haywood's (right) for his morning newspaper. Next door is Sketchley's, the dry-cleaners, and Arthur Rickett. The imposing brick building beyond was, as many local children will remember, the dentist's surgery. On the opposite side are the opticians, then the baker and Lloyds Bank. Ampleforth's Garage, Austin/Morris main dealers, had been Amos Young's cycle repair work shops - he was also one of the town's tailors! When Ampleforth's moved to other premises, this became The Age of Wine.
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