Shops that don't exist anymore

Smollins, South Bank - Old Smollin could sell you anything. He was the original Arkwright.

Vauxs Furniture Shop, South Bank

Connie's Sweet Shop, Normanby.

Tom Mayne's Hardware Shop, Normanby

Maude's Newsagents, Normanby

Hills The Bakers, Normanby.
What was the other sweet shop (the one near the Tesco) called? And what was the furniture shop in Normanby named? (the one in the old cinema).
 
I always used to wonder where people went for geordie jeans and later on sweater shop jumpers.

I know they were in horror somewhere, but I was busy in Stockton going round tiptop, Joblot, manor grove or what everyone wants.
 
Alleycat's Second Hand Electricals, Redcar
McKenna & Brown Middlesbrough
Jacks Hardware Store, Eston - on Winston Drive I think behind the Miners Arms
Blackets Stockton
Stewarts Middlesbrough
Tower House Middlesbrough
 
Boro Electronics
Cleveland Camera Mart
Etam
Chelsea Girl
Stewarts clothes shop
Decorcast
MFC Shop Captain Cook sq
Saxones shoe shop
The Holy Shop (next to the private shop on Borough Rd)


Does anyone remember a Toy repair shop on Borough Rd opp the Gazette Office 1960/70s?. I have a vague memory.
 
Alan Fearnley Records on Linthorpe Rd

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See Alan fairly regularly as he lives just round the corner from me. He’s in his 80s but is still in good shape.
 
Granada TV rentals.

Rent a TV the size of a chest of drawers and then later rent the new fangled video recorder the size of a small suitcase.
Seem to remember the repair man coming a fair bit as TVs weren't as reliable as they are now.
 
Surgical Co. On Borough Road opposite Jack Hatfield.

Walking past as a kid looking at false legs, orthopaedic shoes that looked like they belonged to Frankenstein, and leather harnesses that I simply had no idea what they could possibly be used for, but later found out that they were usually a source of comedy for The Two Ronnies etc.
 
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