Newmarket, High Street 1929
Photo ref:
81956
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On the left is the King Edward VII Memorial Hall of 1914, with pleasure gardens behind. The building with two gables is the White Hart, damaged in the air raid of 18 February 1941. To the right is the Comet Kinema, which became the Kingsway from 1926 until 1977. Further on are the Jockey Club and a large shop, now Palmer's, dated 1832.
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