Where was this? zoomAuthor Janet PennPage added 13/07/2020 Comments about this pageThe Freimuller family had a shop and Tearoom down the High Street in the late 1920s.I wonder if this could be it.By Martin Lepley (13/07/2020)Hazel Tea Room was on the South side of the High Street. It was adjacent to “The Haven” and not far from Tower Stores.By Martin Lepley (13/07/2020)Did this shop become The Hazel Fishery’s, if so it was run by Mr Hopton helped by his daughter Carol and son Brian. We lived opposite in early 60sBy Val Court (25/01/2024) Add a comment about this pageYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your comment:Name * Email * I consent to my name and e-mail address being stored along with this comment, and to the website editors communicating with me by e-mail about the comment if necessary. My name may be published alongside the comment on the website, but my e-mail address will not be published. My information will not be shared with any third party (see our Privacy Statement - opens in a new window). * Δ 1 - Help Needed'Ear 'ear!Alice Bell nee HawkesAny ideas where this is?Any Ideas??Anyone know Rosslyn bungalow?Are these on Canvey?Birthday Party?Can You HelpCan you help?Canvey Island, 1930Christmas PartyCommodore CafeCould this be Canvey?Does anyone knowFrederick Champ and familyGarage on Canvey?Girl's Rest Home cubicles??Grandpa NobleInside Cox's Restaurant?Jackie and Mick Ogden Wedding ReceptionMerry ChristmasMr D BourneMystery PhotoOfficial Gathering on the BeachOn CanveyOutside Matthew and Charles' shopOutside Matthews and CharlesThree old Roughcast BungalowsTree PlantingTwo Old PhotosWhats Happening?When and Where?When, where?Where and When?Where is this?Where was this?Where was this?Where?Where? When? Who?Whose wedding? Share thisFacebookPinterestTwitterLinkedin
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The Freimuller family had a shop and Tearoom down the High Street in the late 1920s.
I wonder if this could be it.
Hazel Tea Room was on the South side of the High Street. It was adjacent to “The Haven” and not far from Tower Stores.
Did this shop become The Hazel Fishery’s, if so it was run by Mr Hopton helped by his daughter Carol and son Brian. We lived opposite in early 60s
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