Mr Alf Chate in Essex Street driving a horse and lorry from Port Mill

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Reference numberLH000493CDescriptionMr Alf Chate in Essex Street driving a horse and lorry from Port Mill, (then occupied by Henry Jones, IXL Jam Manufacturers and Foden and Bokenham, Motor Trimmers and Vulcanizers.) The horse was called "Old Bill" (Source: son of Mr Chate 7.08.1991). Note horse's feed bag and motor cars. The Port Flour Mill was built before 1870 and is classified by the National Trust. The land andf property was originally owned by Anthony Cornish. He sold by auction on 16.07.1884. Note also the Star Hotel (Lot 1821/2); delicensed in 1924 and used as a boarding house.Date1925Photograph FormatPhotographDigital ItemYes

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Mr Alf Chate in Essex Street driving a horse and lorry from Port Mill