Boscombe: a little bit of then & now - 73, Haviland Rd West c.1988 (3)
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Boscombe: a little bit of then & now - 73, Haviland Rd West c.1988 (3)
Image: © Mike Searle Taken: Unknown
James Kiddle's much loved shop of antiques and bric-a-brac that once stood at 73 Haviland Road West, opposite Haviland Mews. Photographed shortly before its demolition preparatory to the Boscombe Sovereign Centre development, a key component of the controversial Boscombe Plan of the late 1980s. The same view today: Image NEXT: Image
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Image Location
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50.727867
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-1.837724