English Street.
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This card was posted in 1928. On the right is Boots the Chemist who have been on this site for at least 90 years. Next to Boots is the Silver Grill and above them Nicholson & Cartner who produced postcards, china & glassware.
No date but probably the 1960s. It looks like you could just park anywhere you fancied then. Samuels the Jewellers is on the left
Again no date 1920s? This card has a fascinating message on the back. The sender gives a little description of Carlisle and then goes on to say ' I think I was further down the street where there were two sets of rails as I had barely room to pass the tram and the curbstones when I knocked down the tram conductor'
Posted in 1917 this card has the Cumberland News offices on the left.
This card was posted in 1928. On the right is Boots the Chemist who have been on this site for at least 90 years. Next to Boots is the Silver Grill and above them Nicholson & Cartner who produced postcards, china & glassware.
No date but probably the 1960s. It looks like you could just park anywhere you fancied then. Samuels the Jewellers is on the left
Again no date 1920s? This card has a fascinating message on the back. The sender gives a little description of Carlisle and then goes on to say ' I think I was further down the street where there were two sets of rails as I had barely room to pass the tram and the curbstones when I knocked down the tram conductor'
Posted in 1917 this card has the Cumberland News offices on the left.
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