ELM LODGE
Elm Lodge was, from 1834, the home of Henfield surgeon Adolphus Caudle, and then his son Adolphus William Wisden Caudle, who lived there in 1901, aged 61. The family name is memorialised in the passageway known as Caudle Street, which runs from the High Street through to the back of Budgens and the village hall, down the right-hand side of Elm Lodge. It was used for some years by Samuel Tobitt for sales of furniture and antiques.
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Elm Lodge 1: This shows Elm Lodge after being vacated by the pet shop business which now stands in Cooper's Way.
Elm Lodge 2: Elm Lodge "to let".
Elm Lodge 3: Elm Lodge now occupied by Hair & Co. on the left-hand side and the St. Barnabas charity shop on the right.
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Elm Lodge: A black & white photo from 1965 showing Elm Lodge as an antiques shop owned by James Martin. What is now Caudle Street was closed by a wooden door, with the present passage running down to his yard. The antiques business was previously owned by Samuel Tobitt's family.
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Hair & Co (Elm Lodge) 1 & 2: A window broken on a Saturday night in late July 2018 gets mended on the following Monday morning.
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Elm Lodge 1: This shows Elm Lodge after being vacated by the pet shop business which now stands in Cooper's Way.
Elm Lodge 2: Elm Lodge "to let".
Elm Lodge 3: Elm Lodge now occupied by Hair & Co. on the left-hand side and the St. Barnabas charity shop on the right.
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Elm Lodge: A black & white photo from 1965 showing Elm Lodge as an antiques shop owned by James Martin. What is now Caudle Street was closed by a wooden door, with the present passage running down to his yard. The antiques business was previously owned by Samuel Tobitt's family.
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Hair & Co (Elm Lodge) 1 & 2: A window broken on a Saturday night in late July 2018 gets mended on the following Monday morning.
