Photograph Collections: Peep into the Past

Middle Street

Garratts were in business in Middle Street from at least 1856 at number 57.

Tagged as: The Lanes

Later they were trading from numbers 61, 62 and 64 and 65 Middle Street.They seem to have been taken over by Bradshaws during the 1960s. Amazing this painted signage still exists. Long may it last!

Garratts Middle Street (c) Carol Homewood brightongirl.org.uk — (c) Carol Homewood

Also known as: Bradshaws

Date of photograph/s: 2010

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Carol Homewood

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