Haynes Butchers Princes St Yeovil

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Haynes Butchers Princes St Yeovil

Image: © Nigel Mykura Taken: 27 Oct 2009

The interior of Haynes shows it to be one of the most traditional of butchers. The meat hooks are still on the racks on the wall, tiled in white and green many decades ago. There is still a traditional wooden cashier's booth or hut built into the shop. This is the last cashier's booth I know of in any shop, left over from a time when the cashier and the butchery functions were completely separate. The interior of the shop is very clean, bright and welcoming as are the proprietors.

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Image Location

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Latitude
50.943248
Longitude
-2.633623