I always like it when I can revisit a bit of the High Street.
Now given that I live in the North that is a tad more difficult than when I lived on Well Hall Road.
So here courtesy of Ryan is a building I discovered by chance long after I had taken the train to Manchester.
It sits behind a bank down a narrow pathway but has a rich and interesting history.
So for those who do not know its story or want to know exactly where it is I shall suggest you read the stories about John Fry and his daughters which have appeared on the blog over the years.*
Armed with these you will be able to follow in the footsteps of Ryan and Mr Fry.
Now that is a challenge.
Location; Eltham High Street
Picture; Mr Fry’s fine house, 2016, from the collection of Ryan Ginn
*John Fry, https://chorltonhistory.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/John%20Fry
So here courtesy of Ryan is a building I discovered by chance long after I had taken the train to Manchester.
It sits behind a bank down a narrow pathway but has a rich and interesting history.
So for those who do not know its story or want to know exactly where it is I shall suggest you read the stories about John Fry and his daughters which have appeared on the blog over the years.*
Armed with these you will be able to follow in the footsteps of Ryan and Mr Fry.
Now that is a challenge.
Location; Eltham High Street
Picture; Mr Fry’s fine house, 2016, from the collection of Ryan Ginn
*John Fry, https://chorltonhistory.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/John%20Fry
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