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Castle Street looking towards town. This pic was taken from across the road opposite the entrance to Francis Street.
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Castle Street. White building was Clement's & Wilson's, a grocery shop just opposite T.A.Shillington's. |
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Castle Street. This row was opposite Charlie Whitten's shop, on leaving town they were on the right before the railway bridge. The gentleman in the photo is William Hunniford here on holiday from Chicago, a brother-in-law of David Webb, William emigrated to USA as a young man, he died in the 1980's. |
Well known Charlie Whitten owned this shop in Castle Street, the previous owner was a Mrs. Ruby Woods. Leaving town the shop was located on the left a short distance before the railway bridge, just about where the present Shillington Northway bridge is. |
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Castle Street. Shop on left was Cranston's Shoe Shop, the next shop was Charlie Whitten's, then you have the railway bridge, the main Dublin to Belfast line. |
Castle Street. Start of construction of new Shillington Road bridge, just before railway bridge. The new bridge carries the new Northway road. |
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Castle Street viewed leaving town, that's T.A.Shillington's shop in the distance. The family who lived in the gable house on the left were called Anderson. The turn-in brought you onto Mill Avenue. |
Castle Street, almost opposite Shillingtons shop. We think this was a flour mill. Major Haycock was the managing director. |
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Viewed from High Street. Castle Street after demolishing. |
Garvaghy Road at Park Road/Water Street/Castle Street junction, also showing the railway bridge. The shop on the left corner was Frank Jones and on the right was Somerville's, formerly Noble's. |
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