Photograph of the exterior of 173 Drury Lane branch (Sainsbury's first store), with two customers and a baby in a pushchair outside the shop.
A poster "Bacon: See the prices at Sainsbury's" is in the window. Image also features Bartlett & Co next door. References on back of photograph: X47974 and 3200/14. There are three versions of the photograph, two cropped versions and one not cropped.
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Image of 173 Drury Lane, London branch exterior
Photograph of the exterior of 173 Drury Lane branch (Sainsbury's first store), with two customers and a baby in a pushchair outside the shop.
A poster "Bacon: See the prices at Sainsbury's" is in the window. Image also features Bartlett & Co next door. References on back of photograph: X47974 and...
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A poster "Bacon: See the prices at Sainsbury's" is in the window. Image also features Bartlett & Co next door. References on back of photograph: X47974 and...
- Ref. No: SA/BRA/7/D/11/1/5
- Format: Black and white print
- Date: 5 Apr 1955
- Level: Item
- Extent: 1 item
- Access: Open
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Peter Moseley
30 May 2019
when I was aged 5 mum moved back to London after being evacuated during the war. The year was 1954. We moved into Goldsmith Buildings on the corner of Stukely Street and Drury Lane. I attended Macklin Street catholic school. I remember mum sending me to Sainsburys for 2oz ( ounces) of butter, i used to watch amazed by the shop assistant patting the butter into different sizes and weights, everything was loose and you could buy any measure of tea or sugar. The sugar was measured into a blue bag and expertly folded over to make the contents secure. Happy memories.