4 Flannel Street
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4 Flannel Street
Demolished
Before and After Images
1979/80
2016
About the building
Before demolition, this house had upper cruck rafters – circa 1600. A fine cupboard given to the Museum before demolition. (Source Thacker)
Recent history
1940-1968: H Parry/ W Parry Living accommodation (source Bakery no 5 Flannel Street). 1947: Redwoods shop & bakery.1968-1974: W Morgan, Turf Accountant.
Previous occupiers
Year
Name
Detail
Source
1970
Living accommodation & Faggot & peas preparation.
Kelly
1937
Mrs Perry & John Henry Redwood
Living accommodation/ Bakery & Dining rooms
Kelly
1934
John Henry Redwood
Bakery & Dining Rooms
Kelly
1930
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Car/Npt & Dis
1926
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Kelly
1923
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Kelly
1920
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Kelly
1914
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Kelly
1910
Thomas Redwood
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Kelly
1909
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Kelly
1906
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Kelly
1901
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Kelly
1895
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Kelly
1891
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Kelly
1884
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Kelly
1879
Independent Co-operative Stores
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Thacker
1877
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Owen
1875
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Mer & Croc
1871
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Kelly
> 1868
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1865
Lewis Brock
General Dealer
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1862
Charles Price
Dyer
Morris & Co
1858
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Slater
1850
John Price
Dyer
Pigot
1845
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Pigot
1844
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Slater
1841
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Slater
1835
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General shop
Pigot
1834-45
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Pigot
1834
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Car/Npt & Dis
1822
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Pigot
1792
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Pigot
Other information
Redwoods: The farmers’ wives took their own food to eat here on market days. It was always packed full and lively. (source: Mr George Davies)
In about 1884 a ‘Land Map of Manitoba and Canadian North West’ was published showing an advertisement for Fred Allan of 4 Flannel Street, outfitter, “The Oldest Emigration Office in the County.”
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