Invoice and receipt from A. & D. Nicol for the purchase of a bay mare with black points.Text: " Edinburgh Bakery, Sussex Street, / Linton / Dr. to A. & D. Nicol, / Bakers. "edinburgh bakery, a. nicol, d. nicol

A very small photograph which has been made into a souvenir/postcard. The photograph is a view of Sussex Street, Linton, looking to the south-east. Buildings which can be seen in the photograph include Bennett's garage/service station, the Bennett family home, and the Edinburgh Bakery. The photograph is glued to a cream-coloured card which has a decorative edge cut into it. A printed border surrounds the photograph, and the words "A View at Linton" are printed underneath it. The card appears to have had the left-hand edge trimmed with scissors.sussex street linton, buildings, shops, houses, bennett's garage, bennett family home, edinburgh bakery, postcards, souvenirs

The "Lorna, Bob and Elsie" in the inscription are probably Elsie McCorkell, her son Robert Hayward, and her daughter Lorna McCorkell.A very small photograph which has been made into a souvenir/postcard. The photograph is a view of Sussex Street, Linton, looking south-west. On the right of the photo are Ching's store, R. N. Sandow confectionery shop, a house next to it, and the first Bank of NSW building. Two houses are further down the road past Gillespie Street. On the left of the photo are the Edinburgh Bakery and a store with a verandah on the corner of Gillespie Street. The photograph is glued to a beige-coloured card which has a decorative edge cut into it. A printed border surrounds the photograph, and the words "A View at Linton" are printed underneath it. The card appears to have had the right-hand edge trimmed with scissors. Because of this, an inscription on the back of the card has been partially cut away. The inscription reads "-rs Whitehand & Doris / -with love from Lorna, Bob and Elsie".sussex street linton, buildings, shops, houses, sandow shop, ching's store, edinburgh bakery, postcards, souvenirs, lorna mccorkell, robert hayward, elsie mccorkell

James Nicol is thought to have bought the bakery shop in Sussex Street in the 1860s. The photograph is undated.Black and white copy of original photograph which shows a man wearing an apron and baker's cap, and other people (mostly children) standing outside a white weatherboard building which has a shingled roof.On back: "James Nicol's Edinburgh Bakery, Linton".james nicol, bakery, bakehouse, nicol family

Fred Paddick was a baker for Nicol's Bakery in Sussex Street, Linton (also known as the 'Edinburgh Bakery' - building currently in private ownership). The photograph was taken at the rear of the bakery building.Black and white copy of photograph showing a man standing out the back of a brick, timber and iron roofed building. He is wearing white bakers uniform of hat, pants, shirt and apron and holding a loaf of bread."Mr Fred Paddick"fred paddick, nicol's bakery, bakers

Photograph taken from high vantage point further along Sussex Street. Visible east side: Edinburgh Bakery, Preston's shop, Wishart's blacksmiths. Church of England vicarage in the distance. Visible west side: roofs of Morgan's and Sandow's stores. The photograph is undated but thought to have been taken in the 1940s, as there are electricity poles in the street. (Electricity came to Linton in 1939).Very small photograph of Sussex Stret, Linton, view to south-east.sussex street linton