Old pics in Bucks: Green Street School over the years
THE now closed Green Street School educated the children of families living on the eastern side of the town for well over 100 years.
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THE now closed Green Street School educated the children of families living on the eastern side of the town for well over 100 years.
This article is about a remarkable man, Andrew Oliver, whose knowledge and technical expertise was vital in ensuring that the Mosquito aeroplane could keep operational during WW2 in all four corners of the globe.
This week we welcome back guest contributor Andrew Mullis, who has kindly provided another article in his series about the pubs in the Wycombe area.
HERE we continue the theme of the main Nostalgia page and show more pictures of the pubs in the High Street in West Wycombe over the last 100 years or so.
I AM grateful to Edwin Janes, a direct descendant of the Janes family who founded the iconic Wycombe furniture makers Nicholls and Janes (N&J), for the information contained in this article.
On the main Nostalgia page we have described the history of the 18C building which is No.1 Corn Market, that for 100 years has been the home of an international bank, first the Midland Bank, and more recently HSBC.
The High Wycombe branch of the HSBC bank has recently celebrated 100 years of serving the residents of the district, this therefore is an appropriate time for us to look back at the history of the building they occupy, No.1, Corn Market, near the Guildhall.
With many thanks to Nick Gammage for this week’s article.
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