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03/09/08 - 1965 - Bridge Street... in times gone by

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Published Date: 04 September 2008
SUE Hare from Horncastle sent in a selection of photographs of Bridge Street in days gone by.
They show the A Hare and Sons furniture shop, which is now run by Sue's husband Donald Hare and his brother Peter.
It was her late father-in-law Alan Hare who started the business in 1965 and he was also a collector of old photographs.

When he died, the business was passed on to his sons.
The building itself was put up in 1865.
Sue has been collecting old pictures of Horncastle for years and enjoys researching her family history.
"Most people of Horncastle will remember Alan as he was always outside the shop, always willing to talk to someone," she said.
"People used to ask him to look out for various pieces of furniture. He would always try his best to get them what they wanted."

* Do you have any photos or memories you would like to share with our readers? Send them or bring them in to Alison Sandilands, Horncastle News, Church Lane, Horncastle LN9 5HW.

Alternatively, email Alison.sandilands@jpress.co.uk. There are more nostalgia photos on our website, www.horncastlenews.co.uk.

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  • Last Updated: 04 September 2008 1:44 PM
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