A Dressmaker’s Apprentice at Penningtons in Spalding
It was back in 1850 that Charles Pennington, draper, silk mercer and milliner, opened a shop in Hall Place, Spalding, a prime site in the
It was back in 1850 that Charles Pennington, draper, silk mercer and milliner, opened a shop in Hall Place, Spalding, a prime site in the
Lovely picture of Hall Place, Spalding and Pennington & Sons. Source Duncan Bray
An advert for Penningtons of Spalding. Dated 1965 Click on image to enlarge
This photo, thought to date from the mid 1960’s shows the old Pennington’s shop in Hall Place, Spalding. Â You can also see the old roundabout
This photo of Hall place shows us the premises of Penningtons who occupied 10 -13 Hall Place. Next door is  Mrs Lydia Stows Drapery shop
Tippler’s Memories: My first job in Spalding – part one Spalding Voice 31/12/2019 John Tippler returns with some of his memories for readers to enjoy.
John Tippler has put some of his memories down on paper for readers to enjoy. In the 1930s and 40s, the town functioned mainly through
 It was built in the 18th century for Mr George Worrall a local Solicitor who died there in 1771 at the age of 49. At
Although hundreds of people drove to the Show from east, west, north, and south, undoubtedly the greater number passed along the route from the railway
Hall Place showing Pennington & son on the right, left Cross Keys and water fountain which is now in Ayscoughfee gardens. Source A Pictorial History
The Elsoms of Spalding The Elsoms of Spalding are a branch of the Elsoms of Boston. The founder of this branch was Isaac Elsom, son