Gallery of Shop and Retail Premises

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Unfortunately, the collection of shop in retail premises images is rather small compared with the many small shops and businesses that ran within the larger area we know as Sprowston. This is where people looking at this archive can help if you know of any photographs or information to fill in the gaps, we would be really grateful. Please go to Contact Us

  • A 1970s Advert for Yeomans Electrical Shop on North Walsham Road which is still trading in 2019.
    A 1970s Advert for Yeomans Electrical Shop on North Walsham Road which is still trading in 2019.
  • A 1970s Advert for Norwich Video Centre in Cannerby Lane.
    A 1970s Advert for Norwich Video Centre in Cannerby Lane.
  • A 1970s Advert for Brian Anthony’s in School Lane. The business is still trading in the same premises in 2019.
    A 1970s Advert for Brian Anthony’s in School Lane. The business is still trading in the same premises in 2019.
  • Shopping Area Corbet Avenue in the early 2000s there were the following shops, Grocers, Newsagent (Doug Leeks) and Hazels the Butchers.
    Shopping Area Corbet Avenue in the early 2000s there were the following shops, Grocers, Newsagent (Doug Leeks) and Hazels the Butchers.
  • A 1970s Advert for Hazels Butchers still trading from the same address in 2019.
    A 1970s Advert for Hazels Butchers still trading from the same address in 2019.
  • An illustration from the 1955 Carnival programme advertising a grocery shop on the corner of Corbet Avenue and Mousehold Lane - Mayfair Stores.
    An illustration from the 1955 Carnival programme advertising a grocery shop on the corner of Corbet Avenue and Mousehold Lane - Mayfair Stores.
  • Londis Shop In Linacre Avenue in the early 2000s originally there had been a parade of shops, grocers, greengrocer and butchers.
    Londis Shop In Linacre Avenue in the early 2000s originally there had been a parade of shops, grocers, greengrocer and butchers.
  • Martin's Stationery Shop, Corbet Avenue in the early 2000s
    Martin's Stationery Shop, Corbet Avenue in the early 2000s
  • Astoria's Hairdressers shop on the corner of Denmark Opening and Sprowston Road now the Denmark Stores - taken 1945.
    Astoria's Hairdressers shop on the corner of Denmark Opening and Sprowston Road now the Denmark Stores - taken 1945.
  • Harrison's & Cobb's Stores on Sprowston Road with the Mill in the background. The Harrison Family also owned the mill. It should be noted that F. Cobb was not only a grocer and baker but when this photo was taken was also running the Post Office.
    Harrison's & Cobb's Stores on Sprowston Road with the Mill in the background. The Harrison Family also owned the mill. It should be noted that F. Cobb was not only a grocer and baker but when this photo was taken was also running the Post Office.
  • Mill shop on Sprowston Road in 2004. Over the years this had been a Post Office, grocery shop, insurance brokers office, estate agents.
    Mill shop on Sprowston Road in 2004. Over the years this had been a Post Office, grocery shop, insurance brokers office, estate agents.
  • Henry Burrage standing in front of his baker and grocer's shop on Sprowston Road. His shop also became Sprowston Post Office for a few years.
    Henry Burrage standing in front of his baker and grocer's shop on Sprowston Road. His shop also became Sprowston Post Office for a few years.
  • Blanch's Coal shop in 1945 in front stands the sign for the Norfolk Arms PH beyond the lamp standard is a pet food shop which was taken over by Blanch's and incorporated into their shop a few years later.
    Blanch's Coal shop in 1945 in front stands the sign for the Norfolk Arms PH beyond the lamp standard is a pet food shop which was taken over by Blanch's and incorporated into their shop a few years later.
  • Tram Shed Office block, the junction of Silver Road and Sprowston Road. The building is the one in the background. The lighting shop stood in what had been three shops one of which was Sale the Chemist the nearest pharmacy to Sprowston up until the 1970s.
    Tram Shed Office block, the junction of Silver Road and Sprowston Road. The building is the one in the background. The lighting shop stood in what had been three shops one of which was Sale the Chemist the nearest pharmacy to Sprowston up until the 1970s.
  • Tram shed offices, at the junction of Silver Road as in 2012, it is now business offices after being used as retail premises in the early 2000s. The building still stands although much altered as housing.
    Tram shed offices, at the junction of Silver Road as in 2012, it is now business offices after being used as retail premises in the early 2000s. The building still stands although much altered as housing.
  • Adverts from a 1970s Sprowston Map. For Ashworths Carpet and Furniture in Corbet Avenue in the premises built as Lings Fish and Chip shop in the 1960s.
    Adverts from a 1970s Sprowston Map. For Ashworths Carpet and Furniture in Corbet Avenue in the premises built as Lings Fish and Chip shop in the 1960s.
  • Blenheim Garage / Filling Station and shops on Wroxham Road in 2003. Bugden's first supermarket is still trading before moving to new premises on Blue Boar Lane. This later became TESCO's The garage was also taken over by TESCO’s to become a TESCO Express.
    Blenheim Garage / Filling Station and shops on Wroxham Road in 2003. Bugden's first supermarket is still trading before moving to new premises on Blue Boar Lane. This later became TESCO's The garage was also taken over by TESCO’s to become a TESCO Express.
  • The Woodman Crossroad at the corner with School Lane and North Walsham Road. The shop on the R. H Corner (opposite Billy's fish and chip shop in School Lane) has recently been demolished and rebuilt as flats. The shop was quite unique the front being in Old Catton and the rear in Sprowston.
    The Woodman Crossroad at the corner with School Lane and North Walsham Road. The shop on the R. H Corner (opposite Billy's fish and chip shop in School Lane) has recently been demolished and rebuilt as flats. The shop was quite unique the front being in Old Catton and the rear in Sprowston.
  • Advert from a 1970s Sprowston Map. This was also on the Woodman Crossroads.
    Advert from a 1970s Sprowston Map. This was also on the Woodman Crossroads.
  • The hardware shop on the corner of North Walsham Road and Moore Avenue.
    The hardware shop on the corner of North Walsham Road and Moore Avenue.
  • Bugdens Supermarket now Tesco`s, Blue Boar Lane. 1980s Aerial View.
    Bugdens Supermarket now Tesco`s, Blue Boar Lane. 1980s Aerial View.
  • Before the road alterations, the original entry from Blue Boar Lane to TESCOs with the store still as built for Bugden.
    Before the road alterations, the original entry from Blue Boar Lane to TESCOs with the store still as built for Bugden.
  • The Woodland Garage in the 1990s.
    The Woodland Garage in the 1990s.
  • Woodland Garage on the corner of Blue Boar Lane and Salhouse Road taken 1985.
    Woodland Garage on the corner of Blue Boar Lane and Salhouse Road taken 1985.
  • Wyatts Shop on Lambert Road in the late 1940s or early 50s this became Lambert Road Post Office run by a Miss Parker.
    Wyatts Shop on Lambert Road in the late 1940s or early 50s this became Lambert Road Post Office run by a Miss Parker.
  • The new Bugdens Supermarket on Blue Boar Lane 1970s, this was then taken over by Tescos.
    The new Bugdens Supermarket on Blue Boar Lane 1970s, this was then taken over by Tescos.
  • Bugden's Supermarket in the 1970s? It was soon closed and reopened on a new site on Blue Boar Lane - now a Tesco's.
    Bugden's Supermarket in the 1970s? It was soon closed and reopened on a new site on Blue Boar Lane - now a Tesco's.
  • Baxter's Greengrocers on the corner of Neville Road and Allens Avenue.
    Baxter's Greengrocers on the corner of Neville Road and Allens Avenue.
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