Fred & Lydia Smallwood 2 Sept Written By Karen Taylor View fullsize Lydia (centre) with elder sister Nellie on her left. She had 8 other siblings View fullsize Fred, Lydia, Colin, Jean Smallwood Feb 11th 1950 View fullsize Lydia was born in 1895 and started work aged 13, retiring in 1984 aged 89 View fullsize The obituary for Lydia Smallwood age 93 View fullsize Lydia Smallwood on her 80th birthday in the lounge behind shop View fullsize Lydia Smallwood(3) View fullsize Fred and Lydia Smallwood's first shop - Cycle repairs, shoemaking & repairs, also selling just about anything else View fullsize Lydia Smallwood taking a relaxing break at the river Dane with friends View fullsize Lydia Smallwood in the doorway of the shop in 1977, The Queen's Silver Jubilee year View fullsize Lydia c1975 behind the counter with the display of wool, sweets & tobacco etc View fullsize Fred and Lydia's 'new' shop at 216 Main Road, directly across the road from the original. It was purchased for £500 in c1932jpg View fullsize Fred and Lydia Smallwood outside their first shop in the front garden of Rose Cottage, 107 Main Road.The buildings in the background are the former Crown Inn Farm buildings, demolished in 1966 Karen Taylor Karen is a Business Mentor, Website Creator and book author specialising in female owned independent business owners. https://www.karenyourbusinessmentor.com
Fred & Lydia Smallwood 2 Sept Written By Karen Taylor View fullsize Lydia (centre) with elder sister Nellie on her left. She had 8 other siblings View fullsize Fred, Lydia, Colin, Jean Smallwood Feb 11th 1950 View fullsize Lydia was born in 1895 and started work aged 13, retiring in 1984 aged 89 View fullsize The obituary for Lydia Smallwood age 93 View fullsize Lydia Smallwood on her 80th birthday in the lounge behind shop View fullsize Lydia Smallwood(3) View fullsize Fred and Lydia Smallwood's first shop - Cycle repairs, shoemaking & repairs, also selling just about anything else View fullsize Lydia Smallwood taking a relaxing break at the river Dane with friends View fullsize Lydia Smallwood in the doorway of the shop in 1977, The Queen's Silver Jubilee year View fullsize Lydia c1975 behind the counter with the display of wool, sweets & tobacco etc View fullsize Fred and Lydia's 'new' shop at 216 Main Road, directly across the road from the original. It was purchased for £500 in c1932jpg View fullsize Fred and Lydia Smallwood outside their first shop in the front garden of Rose Cottage, 107 Main Road.The buildings in the background are the former Crown Inn Farm buildings, demolished in 1966 Karen Taylor Karen is a Business Mentor, Website Creator and book author specialising in female owned independent business owners. https://www.karenyourbusinessmentor.com
