Fish And Chip Shop Collection

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Looking east along Titus Street, Saltaire, Shipley, Bradford, showing houses on the south side of the street with the Titus Street Fisheries at 39 Titus Street in the foreground

The junction of Lower Carlisle Street and Sanquhar Street, Splott. The local residents are protesting against the proposed closure of the roads at this junction. 2nd May 1970

Bonnys market in Uxbridge High Street, Greater London circa 1929

Belle Vue Road, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire. 14th June 1978

Muhammad Ali visits retired boxer Jack Bodell at his Fish and Chip Shop in Coventry, Thursday 11th August 1983

Mr. John Leeman in his fish and chip shop in Doncaster. November 1969 Z12152-006

Mr. John Leeman in his fish and chip shop in Doncaster. November 1969 Z12152-005

Fish Shop Sign, c. 1938. Creator: Joseph Goldberg
Fish Shop Sign, c. 1938

The bright lights of Kirkby, Liverpool - a chip shop. The meeting place where youths hang round with nothing to do - nipping in for a sixpenny worth of chips or a bottle of pop to wile the evening

Vine Street looking north in Uxbridge, London (formerly Middlesex) Circa 1928

Drummer Max Abrams enjoying a plate of fish and chips in a Soho chip shop, London, 1983

Little pier in Avalon, Santa Catalina Island, California, United States of America, North America

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From the bustling streets of Saltaire to the vibrant corners of Splott, fish and chip shops have been a beloved part of British culture for decades. Bonnys market in Uxbridge High Street, Greater London circa 1929 stands as a testament to the enduring popularity of this classic dish. Meanwhile, Belle Vue Road in Middlesbrough witnessed locals indulging in their favorite Friday night treat on that memorable day of June 14th, 1978. Even boxing legend Muhammad Ali couldn't resist the allure of a traditional fish and chip shop, paying a visit to retired boxer Jack Bodell's establishment in Coventry. A vintage Fish Shop Sign from around 1938 by Joseph Goldberg reminds us of simpler times when these establishments were at the heart of communities. In Soho chip shop, London, drummer Max Abrams found solace and satisfaction with a plate full of crispy golden goodness in 1983. The bright lights beckoned at Kirkby's chip shop in Liverpool - an iconic meeting place where youths gathered to share laughter and stories. Traveling back even further through time brings us to Vine Street looking north in Uxbridge (formerly Middlesex) circa 1928. Here we see another snapshot capturing the essence of British life centered around fish and chips. Finally, Mr. John Leeman's fish and chip shop became an integral part of Doncaster's landscape during November 1969. Through his hard work and dedication, he provided delicious meals that brought joy to countless customers' lives. Whether it be Aldeburgh or any other coastal town across Suffolk or beyond – on May 25th, 2010 Ethel Davies captured the picturesque scene where families enjoyed their seaside holiday with fresh fish straight from local waters. Fish and chip shops have not only served as purveyors of delectable meals but also as gathering places for communities throughout history.