Page 30 - IT'S A RUM LIFE BOOK TWO "BOSTON 1960 TO 1970"
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West Street had the extensive Nottingham Co-op stores,
            several chain electrical goods stores and two large furniture
            retailers. Plus the usual jewellers, small clothing stores several
            ladies hairdressers and the town’s second cinema.
               My responsibilities also included two or three out of town
            car retailers with major agencies and a large potato merchant
            at the bottom of the High Street.

               WIDE BARGATE
               Wednesdays were mid week market days and agricultural
            machinery dealers brought their wares to town and displayed
            them along the road sides in Wide Bargate.






























               The spacious and old established livestock market stood
            tall and proud at the far end with its huge covered sales
            building and extensive livestock pens.
               Filling the two main sides of this huge rectangle of Wide
            Bargate were elegant old mansions.  Now, in the early 1960’s,
            housing solicitors, newspaper offices, banks, shipping




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