Exeter, Mol's Coffee House 1906
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The elaborate Elizabethan structure in the centre, with tiers of multi-paned windows and a high gallery, was the renowned Mol's Coffee House, standing beside Cathedral Green. It was reputed to have been a meeting place for Drake and Hawkins. Alongside is the tiny church of St Martin.
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Memories of Exeter, Mol's Coffee House 1906
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I don't have a memory of Exeter but I do have one of an ex Wokingham girl who moved to and got married in Exeter and I am hoping to reconnect with her, he maiden name was Jennifer House.
She married Michael Charles Phillips in 1971 and they lived in Blackboy road,
I knew her in the mid 1960s and we had some wonderful times together, she travelled from Wokingham to Reading by train and some how we lost ...see more
I looked at this and thought, 'I've seen that somewhere before!' I have a very similar photograph taken in May 2009. Building seems as if it has been locked in time looking at this photo. Wonderful!
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