Difference between revisions of "254"
m |
m |
||
| Line 18: | Line 18: | ||
== 1970s-1980s == | == 1970s-1980s == | ||
| − | Kelly's Directory 1976 No 254 Oxfam Regional Centre & Gift Shop (also at [[72|No 72]]). Still an Oxfam shop in photo of 1984<ref>Marilyn Yurdan The Changing Faces of the Cowley Road</ref> | + | Kelly's Directory 1976 No 254 Oxfam Regional Centre & Gift Shop (also at [[72|No 72]]). Still an Oxfam shop in photo of 1984 but by 1988 had moved to No 235.<ref>Marilyn Yurdan The Changing Faces of the Cowley Road</ref> |
== Before then? == | == Before then? == | ||
Revision as of 13:21, 21 August 2017
This is the page for 254 Cowley Road.
Contents
2017
This address is occupied by Cowley Road institution, the so-called 'Dodgy Deli', an off-license selling cheap (and occasionally out of date?) alcohol. It is correctly called the Classic Deli and once sold flapjacks and other delicacies as well as an unusually wide range of beers.
Photos of its (intentionally) graffitied shutters from 2006 can be see here.
1970s-1980s
Kelly's Directory 1976 No 254 Oxfam Regional Centre & Gift Shop (also at No 72). Still an Oxfam shop in photo of 1984 but by 1988 had moved to No 235.[1]
Before then?
Cowleyroad.org is a DIY community history - help us write it!
Do you know more about this business, or remember what was at this address before? Do you have any old photographs or memories to share? Please add them to the site! Here is a how-to guide.
References
- ↑ Marilyn Yurdan The Changing Faces of the Cowley Road
