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Number 11 is now a private residence, and has been for many years. | Number 11 is now a private residence, and has been for many years. | ||
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| + | Bookshop at the Plain.<ref>David Kemp (ed): The Treasures and Pleasures of britain (1992)</ref> | ||
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This was Razors, this shop sold punk accessories and 50s style American clothes. Inside it was covered with all shiny black plastic. From an interview with the Dec 6 - 19 1977 edition of the Back-Street Bugle, the owners say "We sell punk things, but we're really into 1950s American clothes, music, decor and cars." It moved in March 1978. | This was Razors, this shop sold punk accessories and 50s style American clothes. Inside it was covered with all shiny black plastic. From an interview with the Dec 6 - 19 1977 edition of the Back-Street Bugle, the owners say "We sell punk things, but we're really into 1950s American clothes, music, decor and cars." It moved in March 1978. | ||
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It was called Plain Clothing and then briefly Tacky Glamour (painted with a rainbow and run by Maddy). A photograph of April 1976 appears to show this shop with the name The Nearly Shop and a larger sign "Everything Secondhand".<ref>Marilyn Yurdan </ref> | It was called Plain Clothing and then briefly Tacky Glamour (painted with a rainbow and run by Maddy). A photograph of April 1976 appears to show this shop with the name The Nearly Shop and a larger sign "Everything Secondhand".<ref>Marilyn Yurdan </ref> | ||
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| + | == before?1943 -1973 == | ||
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| + | Kellys Directory 1943 to 1973 Chas Wood & Sons furniture removers (now based at Horspath Industrial Estate) | ||
== Before then? == | == Before then? == | ||
Latest revision as of 16:53, 27 September 2017
This is the page for 11 Cowley Road.
2017
Number 11 is now a private residence, and has been for many years.
1992
Bookshop at the Plain.[1]
1977
This was Razors, this shop sold punk accessories and 50s style American clothes. Inside it was covered with all shiny black plastic. From an interview with the Dec 6 - 19 1977 edition of the Back-Street Bugle, the owners say "We sell punk things, but we're really into 1950s American clothes, music, decor and cars." It moved in March 1978.
1976 - 1977
It was called Plain Clothing and then briefly Tacky Glamour (painted with a rainbow and run by Maddy). A photograph of April 1976 appears to show this shop with the name The Nearly Shop and a larger sign "Everything Secondhand".[2]
before?1943 -1973
Kellys Directory 1943 to 1973 Chas Wood & Sons furniture removers (now based at Horspath Industrial Estate)
Before then?
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