David Cave's Photo Archive (2)

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Dr David Cave and his wife Pat moved to Hungerford in 2015. He is a retired GP who has a keen interest in both local history and in photography.

One of the many projects he developed was a plan to make a photographic archive of all the businesses in Hungerford in the year 2016-2019.

The main collection of 244 photographs is available here.

Together, they make a wonderful record of the town at this time.

He kindly presented the entire collection to the HHA, and we are pleased to make it available here.

With the photographs, he presented his cross referenced index of all the businesses. This should be used in conjunction with the photos.

Photo Gallery:

Bassett Down

CGS

Clouds

Coffee 1

Coffee shop

Coin & Stamp

Costa Coffee

Fare Wise

Garage at S.Bridge rd

Grade 1 Barbers

Green Electronics

Hungerfood

I.T.Repairs

Libby Beaky

Megabet

Merlin House

New hairdresser

Oil Gallery

PBAA

Perfectly Posh

Plume

Quill House

Salom

Skin Clinic

Stirling Tyres

Sulzer

T&M

Telzec

Ticketer

Train

Zest

Details: Last Updated: 28 November 2022

The Canal Wharf, Apr 2011 The Canal Wharf, 2011

Hungerford, England, is a market town of about 5,900 people at the Berkshire / Wiltshire border.
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