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Tabrams Pitch, STROUD, GL6 0BA

Interiors and lighting shop at 5-6 Fountain Street.

On the corner of George Street and Fountain Street. Mother Hubbard on the right is an interiors and lighting shop. Concept East Coast on the left is a supplier of the Riviera Maison brand of Lifestyle Interiors.

In late December 2015, the Old George (formerly a pub or hotel) in George Street is occupied by Buskins Shoe Shop on the left and Clobber Clothing Ltd on the right.

Today, it's Stagecoach who provide the public transport in Gloucestershire, along with other companies. This shows the junction of the road from Forest Green with the A46. In 1780 this was the Bath to Gloucester route and in 1830 the George Inn was the stopping place for stagecoaches travelling to and from Bath, Birmingham, Bristol, Cheltenham and Gloucester. In 1800 the road from Nailsworth to Dursley and Bristol was turnpiked. Also in 1780 another route was created from Nailsworth to the nearby village of Box - the road, known as the 'W' or the 'Nailsworth Ladder' because of its route uphill is still used today. The road opposite to the photographer, on the other side of the roundabout, is the one that will take you there. Time taken 4.28 pm BST (British Summer Time).

Today, it's Stagecoach who provide the public transport in Gloucestershire, along with other companies. This shows the junction of the road from Forest Green with the A46. In 1780 this was the Bath to Gloucester route and in 1830 the George Inn was the stopping place for stagecoaches travelling to and from Bath, Birmingham, Bristol, Cheltenham and Gloucester. In 1800 the road from Nailsworth to Dursley and Bristol was turnpiked. Also in 1780 another route was created from Nailsworth to the nearby village of Box - the road, known as the 'W' or the 'Nailsworth Ladder' because of its route uphill is still used today. The road opposite to the photographer, on the other side of the roundabout, is the one that will take you there. Time taken 4.28 pm BST (British Summer Time).

Routes meet here - beside this Geographer is the A46 Lincoln to Bath road, on the left is the road, via the Nailsworth W or Ladder, to Box and Minchinhampton and the road joining from the right is the road to Forest Green and on, via Tinkley Lane, to Nympsfield and beyond that village, near to Coaley Peak picnic site, joining the B4066 Stroud to Dursley Road. Time photo taken 4.25 pm BST (British Summer Time).

William's Fish Market and Food Hall is at 3 Fountain Street. The year 1900 is inscribed on the Coventry Building Society branch next door. A Grade II listed Victorian fountain http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4774600 is on the right.

The building on the right is Waterloo House, formerly a branch of HSBC. The name over the doorway in late December 2015 is ENCHANTED CHILDHOOD TOY SHOP.