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Senhouse Street gas lamp in middle of the road. What is tall building on left?
I remember my dad telling me that the barrels outside the shops were for the man whos job it was to pick up after the horses on the carts and discard it in the barrels and the shop owner's used to pay them to do it to keep the road clean,then it was used for gardens
Senhouse Street Carleton cinema street gas lights.
"Ogni's Ice-cream Cafe next-door run by my Uncle Peter." Barbara Valetta Davies
"Joe Costins dad and uncle walking next to Carlton" Ann Costin
Senhouse Street with motor cars going both ways.. What year?
Senhouse Street from Curzon Street with horse and cart delivering parcels. Collins shop on right.
Senhouse Street from Curzon Street hand coloured
Senhouse Street
Senhouse Street from Curzon Street horse rider and horse and cart
Senhouse Street with car
Senhouse Street Carleton cinema street gas lights.
"Ogni's Ice-cream Cafe next-door run by my Uncle Peter." Barbara Valetta Davies
"Joe Costins dad and uncle walking next to Carlton" Ann Costin
Senhouse Street from Curzon Street boy horse parcel delivery notes on picture
Senhouse Street towards harbour
Senhouse Street towards harbour is man roasting chestnuts colourised
Senhouse Street Crosby Street Theatre building. Broken windows indicate a building needing some care and attention.
Senhouse Street Seamens Institute looking towards harbour with masts of ship below Shipping Brow
Senhouse Street from High Street. Horse and trap behind children. Gas lamp. Clock on building.
Senhouse Street Crosby Street. When was this taken, note the ladies and gents headwear and children and ladies with aprons. Elliot Butcher and Grocer. Is the lady in the foreground carrying a posser for squishing clothes (oh the memories!)
Senhouse Street 64 J Palmer Fishmonger frontage with attic window
Senhouse Street 64 J Palmer Fishmonger shop front Real Scotch Today
Senhouse Street 64 J Palmer Fishmonger was here
"Photo of what I believe is the opening of Woolworth in Senhouse Street, in 1935. They traded in Maryport for 73 years. And it is said to be haunted in the stockroom in the basement by a man in a long brown coat." FB Admin
"My late wife Mary Baillie had a Saturday job there. She often talked about being on the broken biscuits counter.Said if ran out would break up biscuits to sell😂 Don't tell anyone" anon Maryport Through The Ages Facebook