Slough, High Street 1961
Photo ref:
S256031
Photo ref:
S256031
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Many of Slough's town centre buildings are relatively new, dating from the post- and pre- war periods. However, parts of the town are Victorian, which gives an extra dimension to Slough's character.
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I can remember the Co-op store being the first in Slough to venture into the world of the supermarket. A friend worked there and was frustrated at the time because of the uncoordinated teething start to things. Around the corner in The Grove they used put on exhibitions now and then with demos. Once, they were demonstrating the 'iron lung' to show its benefits, and someone showing how shoe polish is made. Ah -The little ...see more
Methodist Central Hall and Co-op on right, the Co-op were good tailors and barbers. I got a prize as a kid, presented at Central Hall by George Cansdale (an early TV animal presenter) for designing a National Savings poster.
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