Market Place 46 Cocker bridge 1938 Cocker floods and destroys the end part of Huddarts shop building
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Market Place 46 Cocker bridge 1938 Cocker floods and destroys the end part of Huddarts shop building
Market Place 46 Cocker bridge 1938 Cocker floods and destroys the end part of Huddarts shop building
Market Place 46 Cocker bridge 1938 Cocker floods and destroys the end part of Huddarts shop building
Market Place 46 Cocker bridge 1938 Cocker floods and destroys the end part of Huddarts shop building
Market Place 46 Cocker bridge 1938 Cocker floods and destroys the end part of Huddarts shop building
Market Place 46 Cocker bridge 1938 Cocker floods and destroys the end part of Huddarts shop building
Market Place 46 Cocker bridge 1938 Cocker floods and destroys the end part of Huddarts shop building
Market Place 46 Cocker bridge Huddarts shop after destruction of end part in the Cocker flood of 1938
Market Place 46 Cocker bridge Huddarts shop after the end section was destroyed by the Cocker flood of 1938
Market Place 46 Cocker bridge Huddarts shop before 1938 flood damage Rydiards Shoe c 1920 p2
Market Place 46 Huddart shop part demolished removed after Derwent flood
Market Place 46 Huddarts shop Rydiards Shoe 1938 Cocker flood destroyed Huddarts gable end 1903 p2
Market Place 46 Huddarts shop with damage from 1938 Cocker floods and destroys the end part of Huddarts shop building
Market Place from Cocker Bridge postcard 1903 when Huddart Printer Bookseller was double fronted, but the left side was destroyed by the Cocker in a flood in 1937. On the right is Cumberland Boot & Shoe of Rydiard; next is Johnston clothing with gas lamps hanging from their frontage. Note the hand cart and horse cart when vehicles were rare. Boys in plus fours and girls with aprons. Note the trees planted in 1887 for Queen Victoria’s Jubilee. c 1890
Market Place from Cocker Bridge postcard 1903 when Huddart Printer Bookseller was double fronted, but the left side was destroyed by the Cocker in a flood in 1937. On the right is Cumberland Boot & Shoe of Rydiard; next is Johnston clothing with gas lamps hanging from their frontage. Note the hand cart and horse cart when vehicles were rare. Boys in plus fours and girls with aprons. Note the trees planted in 1887 for Queen Victoria's Jubilee. c 1890
