Interior of Darlaston Café, Stone

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Date:1930 - 1935 (c.)

Description:Tables are laid ready for the day's customers in this postcard view. The Darlaston Cafe was a regular watering hole for travellers on the A34; the main route north-south through Staffordshire before the M6. Opened in 1929 by Donald Campbell, it was one of a number of road-side cafés and petrol stations on the stretch of road between Tittensor and Stone. It was later known as Silver Birches Cafe and is now (2022) part of R M Commercials.

A note on the reverse reads: "Bought this on the spot, returning from Horsham, 23/11/35."

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Donor ref:BK-013 (189/25205)

Source: Mr Bill Kirkland

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