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  • Using the site
  • Maps
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  • The High Street
  • Streets
  • Shops
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  • Churches
  • Miscellany
  • Time travel
  • Photo List
  • Documentation
  • Videos 1
  • Videos 2
  • Contact
HENFIELD THEN AND NOW

mountain ash house - village care

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Village Care sells everything from jewellery, greetings cards and gifts to a passport photo service and self-service photo printing. It stands in a building called Mountain Ash House, next to the Post Office (Clarence House) on the northwest side of the High Street. Before becoming Village Care, it was - among other things - a hairdressers business owned by Charles Tyler. The shop is also the village Information Point.
Left: Mountain Ash House - drawing by Mike Ainscough
SHOPS 17

Village Care: The shop exterior, taken in April 2016.

SHOPS 19

Tyler's hairdressers: A b&w photo from 1947 showing Charles Tyler, Bob Wells and Tom Thorns outside the shop.

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Village Care: A photo on a quiet, sunny Sunday morning in late September 2017.
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