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SOUTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH ALBERT  TEMPERANCE HOTEL TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT
OLD FIRE STATION WORKING MEN'S CLUB & GREAT HALL HOLLAND & BARRETT THE GRAPES PUBLIC HOUSE
CINEMAS STEVENS' SHOP POTTER STREET CHURCH STREET OLD POLICE STATION

Potter Street


Redevelopment at the corner of Potter Street and Church Street in the early 1980s. The new building became Bishop’s Stortford branch of Abbey National Building Society.


The same building before demolition, partly occupied by Timothy Whites.


The Little King’s Head public house stood at the corner of Church Street from 1814-99. The site is now occupied by Boots store.


LEFT: The Reindeer public house stood approximately where Woolworth's now stands. RIGHT: the buildings alongside WH Smiths, pictured here in the early 1980s, have changed very little since the photographs below were taked in the the 1920s.

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SOUTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH ALBERT  TEMPERANCE HOTEL TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT
OLD FIRE STATION WORKING MEN'S CLUB & GREAT HALL HOLLAND & BARRETT THE GRAPES PUBLIC HOUSE
CINEMAS STEVENS' SHOP POTTER STREET CHURCH STREET OLD POLICE STATION