The Weekend in Black and White

Riverside buildings

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That's my World

It is now the 1940's in Shepton Mallet and it is wartime, the shops all have their windows taped and sandbags are piled up.  The Dig for Victory posters are up encouraging people to grow their own food.

 

The tea shop is ready in case of bombs.

The toy shop is now a hardware shop, fashions are still sold upstairs

Sergison's is still there all prepared.

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The Weekend in Black and White

This is a bridge across the road in the Trafford shopping centre, Manchester.

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That's my World

This week we reach the 1930's, here are the photos from that era.

The penny bazaar is now a toy shop with the drapers shop still above.

The Tea Rooms

Sergison's has changed again, notice the stained glass windows.

Of course, now we have vehicles!

Bread deliveries from the Hovis van

The Hovis van.

I hope you have enjoyed the 1930's quite a few changes from the previous eras. I am really enjoying seeing the shops change through the years.

That's My World! is hosted each week by the My World Team - Klaus, Sandy, Wren, Fishing Guy and Sylvia.Visit the My World site here to join in the fun.

The Weekend in Black and White

Looking through the gate

The Weekend in Black and White is hosted by Dragonstar, to see more participants visit the dedicated site here.

That's my World

Photographs again from Shepton Mallet now in the Edwardian era:

Visit again next week as we move into the 1930s

That's My World! is hosted each week by the My World Team - Klaus, Sandy, Wren, Fishing Guy and Sylvia.Visit the My World site here to join in the fun.