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This is Millefeuille cafe. | This is Millefeuille cafe. | ||
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| + | This was the Adult Bookshop windowless and painted purple (see photo on top right of front cover of Annie Skinner's Cowley Road A History (2008) | ||
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This was part of the Trident Discount Centre (see No 90). | This was part of the Trident Discount Centre (see No 90). | ||
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| − | Kellys Directory | + | Kellys Directory 1900 to 1971 Nos 86 to 90 a branch of F Cape & Co department store.<br/> Kellys Directory 1899 Nos 86 to 90 G W Turner, general draper (No 134 Cape & Co drapers)<br/> Nos 86 to 90 redeveloped 1880<ref>On Foot In Oxford No 12 East Oxford text by Malcolm Graham</ref> |
== Before then? == | == Before then? == | ||
Latest revision as of 11:57, 7 October 2017
This is the page for 86 Cowley Road.
?Date - present
This is Millefeuille cafe.
?2000s
This was the Adult Bookshop windowless and painted purple (see photo on top right of front cover of Annie Skinner's Cowley Road A History (2008)
1991
Thomsons Directory 1991 Hair Network
1984
This was part of the Trident Discount Centre (see No 90).
1880s - 1971
Kellys Directory 1900 to 1971 Nos 86 to 90 a branch of F Cape & Co department store.
Kellys Directory 1899 Nos 86 to 90 G W Turner, general draper (No 134 Cape & Co drapers)
Nos 86 to 90 redeveloped 1880[1]
Before then?
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References
- ↑ On Foot In Oxford No 12 East Oxford text by Malcolm Graham
