Guess the year and the location (From Daily Echo)
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Do you recognise the location in this week's weekly mystery heritage photo?
3:00pm Friday 27th January 2012 in Hampshire Heritage
Guess the year and the location
In our weekly heritage puzzle, we want to know if you can identify this location.
You can see a bigger version of this photograph on our Facebook page as well as the suggestions being offered by other readers, and previous mystery photos.
You can also pick up a copy of the sixth edition of Hampshire Heritage Six, which is available from many newsagents across Hampshire. Call call 023 8061 4271 to find the one nearest to you.
Comments(19)
Sovietobserver
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3:18pm Fri 27 Jan 12
Torchie1
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3:19pm Fri 27 Jan 12
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For a photograph taken in 1933 there are some very futuristic cars and some experimental Double Yellow lines that didn't become used country-wide until the 1960s or later.
IronLady2010
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3:24pm Fri 27 Jan 12
Torchie1 wrote:LOL, I've seen the echo make some mistakes, but this has to be one of the best!!
"This photograph was taken in 1933, prior to the arrival of a well known landmark. "
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For a photograph taken in 1933 there are some very futuristic cars and some experimental Double Yellow lines that didn't become used country-wide until the 1960s or later.
You forgot to mention the parking bays and the triangle road sign on the lampost next to Tesco.
hulla baloo
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3:24pm Fri 27 Jan 12
Sovietobserver
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3:34pm Fri 27 Jan 12
hulla baloo wrote:Yes hulla baloo,that was at No. 116, carried some of the best selections South of London methinks.
Anybody remember that haven for music, Henrys records?
southy
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3:36pm Fri 27 Jan 12
hulla baloo wrote:yes I do very well use to get xmas card from him every year
Anybody remember that haven for music, Henrys records?
Dan Kerins
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3:43pm Fri 27 Jan 12
Torchie1 wrote:Sorry, my fault! Used copy from a previous mystery photo and missed that par!
"This photograph was taken in 1933, prior to the arrival of a well known landmark. "
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For a photograph taken in 1933 there are some very futuristic cars and some experimental Double Yellow lines that didn't become used country-wide until the 1960s or later.
southy
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3:51pm Fri 27 Jan 12
Dan Kerins wrote:This that a british arm forces german reg plate car.
Torchie1 wrote:Sorry, my fault! Used copy from a previous mystery photo and missed that par!
"This photograph was taken in 1933, prior to the arrival of a well known landmark. "
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For a photograph taken in 1933 there are some very futuristic cars and some experimental Double Yellow lines that didn't become used country-wide until the 1960s or later.
cantthinkofone
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3:57pm Fri 27 Jan 12
sherinsul
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4:09pm Fri 27 Jan 12
RadicalEmu
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7:10pm Fri 27 Jan 12
Sir Ad E Noid
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7:53pm Fri 27 Jan 12
acid drop
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7:58pm Fri 27 Jan 12
Sir Ad E Noid wrote:I'm sure it was the Shirt King
Can anybody remember the name of the shop at the top of St Marys St that sold Ben Sherman shirts in the early 70s ?
bazzeroz
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9:37pm Fri 27 Jan 12
Sovietobserver
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10:08pm Fri 27 Jan 12
acid drop wrote:It was definitely 'The Shirt King' owned by N.Siegler and Co. , next to the railway bridge. The only other gents clothes shop on that street was Sydney Man Shop , owned by Sydney Tendler near Henry's records.
Sir Ad E Noid wrote:I'm sure it was the Shirt King
Can anybody remember the name of the shop at the top of St Marys St that sold Ben Sherman shirts in the early 70s ?
CHARLIE TAYLOR
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4:14am Sat 28 Jan 12
100%HANTSBOY
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9:29am Sat 28 Jan 12
Sovietobserver wrote:Shirt King was class! As a 13 year old I was very proud of my brand new Lee Jeans,even though one of the back pockets was missing and left a different coloured patch on my rear!!!! Ahh! Great memories!!
acid drop wrote:It was definitely 'The Shirt King' owned by N.Siegler and Co. , next to the railway bridge. The only other gents clothes shop on that street was Sydney Man Shop , owned by Sydney Tendler near Henry's records.
Sir Ad E Noid wrote:I'm sure it was the Shirt King
Can anybody remember the name of the shop at the top of St Marys St that sold Ben Sherman shirts in the early 70s ?
Sir Ad E Noid
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3:46pm Sat 28 Jan 12
100%HANTSBOY wrote:Shirt King, thank you all.
Sovietobserver wrote:Shirt King was class! As a 13 year old I was very proud of my brand new Lee Jeans,even though one of the back pockets was missing and left a different coloured patch on my rear!!!! Ahh! Great memories!!
acid drop wrote:It was definitely 'The Shirt King' owned by N.Siegler and Co. , next to the railway bridge. The only other gents clothes shop on that street was Sydney Man Shop , owned by Sydney Tendler near Henry's records.
Sir Ad E Noid wrote:I'm sure it was the Shirt King
Can anybody remember the name of the shop at the top of St Marys St that sold Ben Sherman shirts in the early 70s ?
hulla baloo says...
3:09pm Fri 27 Jan 12