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← [[61-63 High Street]] - ◦ - [[65a High Street]] → | ← [[61-63 High Street]] - ◦ - [[65a High Street]] → | ||
* Shoe Mart (1938 | * Shoe Mart (1938 to 2014) | ||
* Odd & Fancy (2015 | * Odd & Fancy (2015 to 2016) | ||
* Lady Strange (2016 | * Lady Strange (2016 to 2017) | ||
* Book Magick (2018 | * Book Magick (2018 to 2024) | ||
* Inkfamous Tattoo Studio (2025+) | |||
[[File:High_Street_65_Shoe_Mart.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Shoe Mart]] | [[File:High_Street_65_Shoe_Mart.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Shoe Mart]] | ||
The New Norfolk branch of the Shoe Mart opened in October 1938 in an earlier building that had been modernised after being taken over from the late businessman and parliamentarian Mr JG Brown. When this building burned down the O’Conor family built three new shops on the site, which are the present 65, 65a and 67 High Street. (Damian Bester) [https://newnorfolknews.com/2014/12/shoe-mart-to-call-it-a-day/] | The New Norfolk branch of the Shoe Mart opened in October 1938 in an earlier building that had been modernised after being taken over from the late businessman and parliamentarian Mr JG Brown. When this building burned down the O’Conor family built three new shops on the site, which are the present 65, 65a and 67 High Street. (Damian Bester) [https://newnorfolknews.com/2014/12/shoe-mart-to-call-it-a-day/] | ||
[[File:High_Street_65_Book_Magick_2019.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Book Magick in 2019]] | [[File:High_Street_65_Book_Magick_2019.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Book Magick in 2019]] | ||
[[File:High_Street_65_Inkfamous_2025.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Inkfamous Tattoo Studio in 2025]] | |||
Latest revision as of 23:14, 14 August 2025
← 61-63 High Street - ◦ - 65a High Street →
- Shoe Mart (1938 to 2014)
- Odd & Fancy (2015 to 2016)
- Lady Strange (2016 to 2017)
- Book Magick (2018 to 2024)
- Inkfamous Tattoo Studio (2025+)
The New Norfolk branch of the Shoe Mart opened in October 1938 in an earlier building that had been modernised after being taken over from the late businessman and parliamentarian Mr JG Brown. When this building burned down the O’Conor family built three new shops on the site, which are the present 65, 65a and 67 High Street. (Damian Bester) [1]
