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Sunderland, Bedford Street. For the last 60 years Mr. Thomas Reay

Sunderland, Bedford Street. For the last 60 years Mr. Thomas Reay


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Sunderland, Bedford Street. For the last 60 years Mr. Thomas Reay

Sunderland, Bedford Street. For the last 60 years Mr. Thomas Reay and his father before him have been standing in Bedford Street with their Potato Engine baking potatoes in their Jackets. Mr. Reay is there every day from 3:30 to 8pm. He claims to have the last potato engine left up north. May 1954 P004948

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This print titled "Sunderland, Bedford Street" takes us back in time to the 1950s, capturing a vibrant street scene filled with nostalgia and mouthwatering aromas. In the heart of Sunderland's Bedford Street stands Mr. Thomas Reay, an iconic figure who has been serving up delicious baked potatoes from his unique Potato Engine for six decades. For generations, Mr. Reay and his father before him have delighted locals and visitors alike with their perfectly cooked jacket potatoes. From 3:30 pm until 8 pm every day, he can be found at this very spot, proudly claiming to possess the last potato engine remaining in the northern region. The image showcases not only Mr. Reay but also captures the essence of childhood as children gather around him, eagerly waiting for their turn to savor these delectable treats. The excitement on their faces is palpable as they anticipate sinking their teeth into warm and fluffy potatoes topped with butter or other savory delights. This photograph transports us back to a simpler time when fast food meant freshly prepared meals made with love and dedication by local vendors like Mr. Thomas Reay. It serves as a reminder of cherished memories created on bustling streets where people gathered together to enjoy simple pleasures that brought communities closer. With its timeless charm and rich history, this print from Memory Lane Prints truly encapsulates an era long gone but fondly remembered by those lucky enough to have experienced it firsthand

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