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Sevenoaks' forgotten pubs
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Created: 30-04-2008

Subgalleries: Demolition of The Railway and Bicycle, Sevenoaks Station (3)
All the bakers in Sevenoaks had similar queues at the time. Credit: Edwin Thompson
Credit: Ed Thompson
This busy scene from the late 1950s shows Timothy Whites & Taylors where Boots now is opposite is Hoads shoe shop, the Homesdale Tavern and then the ever popular shoe shop Freeman Hardy and Willis. Credit: Ed Thompson
yellow lines and mini skirts notice La Cabana coffee bar which closed the year before and a specialist shop selling greeting cards. Credit: Ed Thompson
The Spinning Disc, which occupied several different locations, was a popular outlet for records and tapes in the 1970s and early 80s. Other shops that had a record department included. Credit: Ed Thompson
Notice the Card Shop with Its Valentine display and its damaged facia board. Credit: Ed Thompson
the much loved and mourned Department store flanked on the left by a high class shoe shop and on the otherside by a shop with more modest price tags. Credit: Ed Thompson
Credit: The Gordon Anckorn reproduced courtesy of Sevenoaks Library
Credit: The Gordon Anckorn reproduced courtesy of Sevenoaks Library
Credit: The Gordon Anckorn reproduced courtesy of Sevenoaks Library
Credit: The Gordon Anckorn reproduced courtesy of Sevenoaks Library
The 1,300-seat Plaza opened in the late 1930s on the site of the former Smith's Brewery in the High Street. It closed in 1960 and was later demolished to make way for the Suffolk Way development Credit: The Gordon Anckorn reproduced courtesy of Sevenoaks Library
Credit: The Gordon Anckorn reproduced courtesy of Sevenoaks Library
Credit: The Gordon Anckorn reproduced courtesy of Sevenoaks Library
Credit: The Gordon Anckorn reproduced courtesy of Sevenoaks Library
Credit: The Gordon Anckorn reproduced courtesy of Sevenoaks Library
Credit: The Gordon Anckorn reproduced courtesy of Sevenoaks Library
Mr Gandy (left) sold brushes, sponges, saddles and tack. He was probably well established by the time Mr Outram opened up opposition in 1886. Amos Pett the basket maker (right) was well known in Sevenoaks, being active in many local institutions and a keen cricketer. Most local mothers proudly aired their progeny in one of Mr Pett’s beautifully made basket-work baby carriages. Credit: The Gordon Anckorn reproduced courtesy of Sevenoaks Library
Credit: The Gordon Anckorn reproduced courtesy of Sevenoaks Library
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