Ripple, Cottages And Post Office c.1955
Photo ref:
R318001
Photo ref:
R318001
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Ripple is only a hamlet, but in the 1950s it still warranted its own Post Office. As we can see, cigarettes, ice creams and cakes were sold as well. No doubt the signs for Lyons and Senior Service will be familiar to many.
An extract from Villages of Kent Photographic Memories.
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I moved to Portland Terrace in Ripple with my mum, dad and sister when I was about 6. (We moved in to deal when I was 16.) I went to Ripple Primary School. My dad worked behind the bar in the Plough pub for a while. My mum worked at Ripple Vale School. They were the best days ever, I want to be 6 again, and I want to move back there now I'm old.... xx
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