Showing 4 items matching " murrell's newsagency and library"
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Linton and District Historical Society IncStamp set, Rubber Stamp and Pad
... Murrell's Newsagency and Library... in conjunction with Murrell's Newsagency and shop, Sussex Street, Linton.... in conjunction with Murrell's Newsagency and shop, Sussex Street, Linton ...Stamp set used in Carrie Murrell's lending library, run in conjunction with Murrell's Newsagency and shop, Sussex Street, Linton.Oblong, wooden stamp, with black handle and rubber face. When printed, stamp reads 'C. Murrell / Linton Library'. Stamp pad in shallow, metal container, "Stephen's No. 2 size 'Atlas' Rubber Stamp Pad" on lid."C. Murrell's/Linton Library".stamps, stamp pads, office equipment, murrell's newsagency and library -
Linton Mechanics Institute and Free Library CollectionBook, Murrell, Shirley, The sin flood, 1954
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Linton and District Historical Society Inc
Book from lending library, Leslie Charteris, Meet the tiger : the first 'Saint' novel, 1928, reprinted 1941
Carrie Murrell ran a lending library from her newsagent's shop in Sussex Street. The stamp set used in this library is also in the LDHS collection (Registration No. 1754). Dates during which Miss Murrell ran the library are not known.Novel which was once in Carrie Murrell's privately run 'Linton Library'. Book has a plain green board cover. Pages 256Stamp on title page: "C. Murrell's / Linton Library". "498" written in pencil within the stamp.carrie murrell, c. murrell's linton library -
Linton and District Historical Society IncPhotograph, Linton Public Library, Sussex Street, Linton, between 1927 and 1932
... Cornish sold his shoe shop in 1932 (it became Murrell's newsagency). ... Cornish sold his shoe shop in 1932 (it became Murrell's newsagency ...The photograph is dated to between 1927 and 1932, as the Nelson house has been renovated (this happened in 1927). Dan Cornish sold his shoe shop in 1932 (it became Murrell's newsagency). Black and white image which shows buildings in Sussex Street, Linton. The building in the foreground, the Linton Public Library, has a car parked in front of it. Other buildings are the house owned by the Nelson family, the Railway Hotel, Dan Cornish's shoe shop and the weighbridge. A gas lamp is attached to the verandah of the library building. The library building still has the curvilinear parapet which is shown in a photo of the building taken between1901 and 1914.linton public library, nelson premises, railway hotel, dan cornish shoe shop, weighbridge
